Gurjun (Gurjum) Balsam Oil (Biolandes)
$8.00 – $150.00
CAS# 8030-55-5
Odor Description – A warm woody, sweet, dry, balsamic and resinous with hints of pine, patchouli and camphor. Great as a fixative.
Description
CAS# 8030-55-5
Odor Description – A warm woody, sweet, dry, balsamic and resinous with hints of pine, patchouli and camphor. Great as a fixative.
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
5 reviews for Gurjun (Gurjum) Balsam Oil (Biolandes)
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carr.sandy –
I have been waiting for this material, knowing from its description that it would help with my current “midnight forest/unpaved road” fragrance. Undiluted, it is absolutely wonderful – DO NOT confuse with Peru balsam, etc. I find the pine/spice predominant in the undiluted version. Diluted at 20%, the note is more balsamic and softer. I do not detect the leather or animal in either version. According to Good Scents, the longevity of this material is 400 hours. I think I will use more of it than originally calculated, but it will be worth it.
Mark –
High quality gurjun balsam. I’ve used others and this has a more distinct odor that is useful apart from its fixative and vaguely peppery effect. It resembles the woody aspect of black pepper and is dry-woody in a spicy-cedar direction, except it doesn’t really evoke cedar specifically – it’s less smooth. On its own it seems a bit spendy considering its modest power but it is a useful material in certain contexts and has unique woody-spicy-spiky qualities and it lasts. It’s growing on me.
Barbara –
I’ve always like this material, which I think is underrated. I have others, but this one is lovely!
Thomas Milsom –
Smells just like the drawers of tge ponderous stereo cabinet my father had built in Manila in 1966. If you were working on something more guitar-box than cigar-box, this would be helpful.
Nicholas Marotta –
As others have said, this is more fragrant than most other Gurjun on the market and, for me, is the best I’ve found.