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Hyraceum Abs 60% DIPG 948820

4.67 out of 5
(6 customer reviews)

$6.00$140.00

948820_HYRACEUM ABS_SDS_US_EN

Composition: 40% hyraceum absolute / 60% solvent (dipropylene glycol)

CAS# 1005328-84-6

Odor Description – (courtesy of Firmenich) – Strongly animalic, the profile is deeply complex and combines various facets of Musk, Castoreum, Civet, Tobacco and Agarwood (Oud).

Main Sourcing Country – South Africa – A primary extraction with volatile solvent on fresh or dry biomass yields to a Concrete or Resinoid. The Absolute is obtained via a second purification
step in the process. More information below.

Description

aka “Africa Stone”

CAS# 1005328-84-6

Odor Description – (courtesy of Firmenich) – Strongly animalic, the profile is deeply complex and combines various facets of Musk, Castoreum, Civet, Tobacco and Agarwood (Oud).

Main Sourcing Country – South Africa – A primary extraction with volatile solvent on fresh or dry biomass yields to a Concrete or Resinoid. The Absolute is obtained via a second purification
step in the process.

More information about Hyraceum – Hyraceum is the fossilised urine of the Cape Hyrax or Dassie. These animals live in South Africa and resemble large guinea pigs.  Hyraceum is harvested without disturbing the animals (simply by digging it up) and produces a complex animalic scent similar to a heady mix of Musk, Civet, Castoreum and Tobacco. It is a wonderful alternative to synthetic musk. 

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2g, 5g, 25g, 60g

6 reviews for Hyraceum Abs 60% DIPG 948820

  1. 5 out of 5

    Hypaper

    Very high quality material, natural, complex, sensual, diffusive. Little goes very long, very useful in many compositions especially leathery, it gives deep and sensual note to it.

  2. 5 out of 5

    TheSenseOfSmell

    When smelled undiluted it’s really bad. But use 2-4 drops to get a nice effect. Lasts very long and can be used instead of civet if you want to make your perfume more orientalish. I am puzzled on why not more perfumes take use of that gem of an ingredient.

  3. 3 out of 5

    Kristen Wegner

    I actually searched for this for years after reading about it, and only recently found all sorts of suppliers for it. In the meantime, my expectations and imagination got the better of me. It not as soft and sensual as civet, and I would never use it in place of it. It has an abrupt stinky pee-pee-scat effect that I have a hard time getting over, and I cannot help but imagine a bunch of unkempt, beady-eyed rock hyraxes scurrying around in their warren. That said, I think it has a lot of potential in quite high dilution.

  4. 5 out of 5

    Vireo

    I have purchased this a few times and make much use of it. It is a high quality, natural humane excreted musk which is petrified and collected. The scent profile is rich, sweet, leathery, some may be familiar with the honey-phethyl acetate like (not so much rose but the hints of a critter pee -because it literally is) tobacco – beautiful leather & warm dark earthen woods.

  5. 5 out of 5

    A. L

    My go-to material if creating something darker and arrrrr in the base, the rich animalic nuance is what’s making this attractive!

  6. 5 out of 5

    ESSA

    This beautiful product has a deep, warm scent, I highly recommend it.

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