Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Cedar Atlas Heart, Natural (Robertet)

4.78 out of 5
(10 customer reviews)

$8.00$78.00

CEDAR ATLAS HEART MSDS

Fractionation and blending of the most woody, leathery, floral and ambery selected fractions of Cedarwood Atlas essential oil.

Odour: Woody, leather, ambery, floral and fruity.

Note: Perfumer Supply House is strictly a reseller and not in any way an agent or distributor of Robertet materials.

SKU: N/A Categories: , Tags: , , , , , , , ,

Description

CEDAR ATLAS HEART MSDS

Fractionation and blending of the most woody, leathery, floral and ambery selected fractions of Cedarwood Atlas essential oil.

Odor: Woody, leather, ambery, floral and fruity.

Note: Perfumer Supply House is strictly a reseller and not in any way an agent or distributor of Robertet materials.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Quantity

5g, 25g, 60g, 200g

10 reviews for Cedar Atlas Heart, Natural (Robertet)

  1. 5 out of 5

    Jamie

    This is the closest thing to a “sandalwood” style cedar wood – it is creamy, soft, woody, elegant. None of the sharp terps-like notes that are commonly found in cedar EOs. This is really perfect for a clean cedar effect in a fragrance. This is now my go-to cedar wood for most uses. Robertet really does do stunning work. Every perfumer needs this.

  2. 4 out of 5

    Mark

    It took me a while to realize how much cleaner this is vs Cedar Atlas eo. Both Atlas and Himalayan cedar oils tend to have weird topnotes that remind me of modeling clay; neither smells much like typical cedar eos. The topnote of this stuff is similar, but much, much weaker (which is a good thing) and fades quickly, and it develops a lovely, delicate and warm cedary and sandalwood quality as it dries down, much softer than Virginia cedar and more cedar/woody than regular Cedar Atlas eo. It’s far more of a base note than the eo and much more refined. Not life-changing but a useful and refined woody material and much easier to blend into a composition vs the eo.

  3. kristian

    Totally agree with both Jamie and Mark. No “fresh pencil shavings” or sharp notes that you find in your typical Atlas. Soft and smooth, a very versatile cedar..

  4. 4 out of 5

    Phu

    light woody scent, clean and remind me of frankincense and juniper
    elegant and easy to handle.

  5. 5 out of 5

    joewordsmith

    stunning, try mixing it with orange blossom abs. I just mixed it with a blend of four different rose absolutes and cedar, Himalayan, and bergamont….no need to give the full formula, but this is a noticeable feature.

  6. 5 out of 5

    Tatiana Naumova

    It is so soft and warm wood that will be ideal for floral fragrance. Without harsh wood notes, reminiscent of a new hay stack. The scent of peace of mind.

  7. 5 out of 5

    cobbsrice

    This is a gorgeous blond wood that is sans the sour topy note like atlas cedarwood. This is almost sandalwood like for sure. I made a sandalwood melange featuring mysore sandalwood. Imo This robertet atlas heart is sweet creamy sweet wood… delicious yummy.

  8. 5 out of 5

    Sascha

    Well, I’ve probably smelled too many Atlas and Himalayan cedarwood EOs far too often during the last 30-40 years that this ‘Heart’ really makes me think of Sandalwood. This material is all about Cedrus atlantica minus terpenic topnotes. I don’t see any resamblance to sandalwood or even ambery notes. Sandalwood (S. album) is to my nose a warm, balsamic note with some ambery facets. Cedarwood Atlas Heart is in my opinion a cold/clean/blond wood note with some sour (fruity?) aspects to it. I’m writing this just to show differences in individual perception of scents. – Don’t get me wrong: this is a beautiful cedar material representing the soul of Cedrus atlantica for sure.

  9. 5 out of 5

    Jiangqi

    Soft cedarwood. Much less harsh notes comparing to the others.

  10. 5 out of 5

    SoulVerve

    Woody, warm, smooth, ambery, wraps around you like a blanket – Cedarwood Atlas Heart. Makes other oils better. The possibilities are endless. I really like the Robertet products that I’ve tried so far.

Add a review

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.