Kohinool (IFF)
Price range: $8.50 through $67.00
CAS# 87118-95-4 aka Amber carbinol
Odor Description – Exquisite floral, woody odor with dry, ambery, vetiver and raisin nuances.
Description
CAS# 87118-95-4 aka Amber carbinol
Odor Description – Exquisite floral, woody odor with dry, ambery, vetiver and raisin nuances.
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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Marie Martorana –
Oh my. If you love Iso E Super and Timbersilk you will LOVE this. What a sophisticated and stunning material this is. Very sticky and resinous. Along the same lines as both materials I have mentioned so this would pair very well with those two. Very classy with a vintage feel. And has a slight fruity Nuance to it which makes it absolutely gorgeous one of the most beautiful Woody Amber materials I have ever smelled. And for the price it’s a no brainer. I could see this material being used in absolutely everything. It would be interesting in tobacco themed fragrances as well. Try it,you won’t be disappointed
Eldar Har-Zvi –
luxurious iso-e-super, wow!
Sharper, slightly floral, ambery, and super luxurious! Highly recommend if you want to deepen and refine perfumes that are based mainly on wood Ambery.
Rosey –
I agree with the other commenter — it’s much more similar to Iso E Super than it is floral. I’m not picking up much floral character or raisin nuance, if any. At least on first impression, those sweeter aspects aren’t coming through for me.
That said, maybe the drydown will reveal more of those subtle sweet or floral facets. I was actually looking forward to a raisin nuance. It could emerge over time in a blend. If it does, I’ll be sure to edit my comment.