Tobacco Absolute
Price range: $15.50 through $303.25
SDS TOBACCO ABSOLUTE (FOR USE IN FRAGRANCE ONLY)
CAS# 84961-66-0
contains ~9% nicotine, handle with care
Plant of Origin – Solanaceae – Var. Nicotiana rustica
Odor Description – Tobacco, Leather
Description
CAS# 84961-66-0
contains ~9% nicotine, handle with care
Plant of Origin – Solanaceae – Var. Nicotiana rustica
Odor Description – Tobacco, Leather
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georginaocole –
This is pungent, dry, herbal and leathery. Tiny amounts work really beautifully with different types of jasmine, but more than 1% of a formula can make things a bit muddy. Combining it with hay absolute and oakmoss enhances the sweetness and complexity, and can capture the effect of a freshly opened pack of cigarettes. Goopy and gritty, dark green, and amazing.
DR –
An absolute (pardon the pun) must for any accord that wants to call itself a tobacco scent. Strong backbone and smells exactly like you expect.
Rada shaker –
Absolutely amazing! Powerful yet calm. It also gives your fragrance a very nice tint
jjt –
Awesome and Robust!
Adam –
Most realistic dry tobacco I have tried! Spicy goodness
Jiangqi Su –
Just what I expected.
Matthew Stokes –
An exceptional material. Deep, rich, and beautifully nuanced, this Tobacco Absolute brings warmth, depth, and an unmistakable sophistication to a composition.
I use it in VESPRO, one of the fragrances from my house PERCEVALLE, where it helps evoke the atmosphere of a late-summer evening: an intimate garden, lingering cigar smoke, bourbon, and the warmth of skin after dark.
What I particularly appreciate is its ability to suggest tobacco without overwhelming the composition. It lends a beautifully textured, sensual quality that feels elegant rather than heavy.
A wonderful material for perfumers seeking depth, character, and a touch of controlled danger.