Always wanted to try Oudh in your perfume compositions and formulations?
During my last visit to Vietnam, i was able to sample and buy small quantities of Vietnamese Oudh, at an affordable price.
I'd like to share these Oudh varieties with my dear blog followers.
As you know Oudh comes in many, many qualities and varieties. Most are between $30 and $70 per milliliter, and the really good ones can be as expensive as $200 and up per milliliter.
Oudh that pricy is, at least for me, too expensive to experiment with in formula blending. Although i love to see what wonders a drop of Oudh can do in some of my formula's.
The Oudh i've found is not of top quality but certainly above mediocre and i dare to say good quality.
It's very affordable to start your Oudh experiments in perfumery and perfume formulations without breaking the bank.
I've found 2 varieties:
One has more top notes, it has the unique opening of sharper and pungent characteristic Oudh notes. It starts bitter sweet, somewhat green but the heart opens up beautifully to a more warm, amber sweet wood. It's dark orange to brown in colour, and has a specific gravity of 0,90. It lasts well over 24 hours on a blotter strip at room temperature.
One lacks pungent top notes and starts already as if it was heart and base only. It's totally round and smooth. Dark resinous amber warm overly sweet wooden Oudh. It's dark brown in colour, and has a specific gravity of 0.94. It lasts well over 24 hours on a blotter strip at room temperature.
Interested? Read my blog site for availability and pricing
During my last visit to Vietnam, i was able to sample and buy small quantities of Vietnamese Oudh, at an affordable price.
I'd like to share these Oudh varieties with my dear blog followers.
As you know Oudh comes in many, many qualities and varieties. Most are between $30 and $70 per milliliter, and the really good ones can be as expensive as $200 and up per milliliter.
Oudh that pricy is, at least for me, too expensive to experiment with in formula blending. Although i love to see what wonders a drop of Oudh can do in some of my formula's.
The Oudh i've found is not of top quality but certainly above mediocre and i dare to say good quality.
It's very affordable to start your Oudh experiments in perfumery and perfume formulations without breaking the bank.
I've found 2 varieties:
One has more top notes, it has the unique opening of sharper and pungent characteristic Oudh notes. It starts bitter sweet, somewhat green but the heart opens up beautifully to a more warm, amber sweet wood. It's dark orange to brown in colour, and has a specific gravity of 0,90. It lasts well over 24 hours on a blotter strip at room temperature.
One lacks pungent top notes and starts already as if it was heart and base only. It's totally round and smooth. Dark resinous amber warm overly sweet wooden Oudh. It's dark brown in colour, and has a specific gravity of 0.94. It lasts well over 24 hours on a blotter strip at room temperature.
Interested? Read my blog site for availability and pricing
