Vetiver Oil Paraguay
$11.00 – $132.00
Out of Stock (vendor has advised that the harvest was scarce so will not be available until 2024)
MSDS Vetiver Paraguay/Manufactured by Alpacasa
CAS 8016-96-4
Odor Description – Produced by steam distillation of the dried roots. The aroma is a rich woody and smooth character with balsamic and earthy nuances, a sweet dry down with excellent tenacity and shelf life.
Description
MSDS Vetiver Paraguay/Manufactured by Alpacasa
CAS 8016-96-4
Odor Description – Produced by steam distillation of the dried roots. The aroma is a rich woody and smooth character with balsamic and earthy nuances, a sweet dry down with excellent tenacity and shelf life.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
5 reviews for Vetiver Oil Paraguay
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cobbsrice –
Must have vetiver from Paraguay, which is smooth and grounding without that bbq grill smokiness one experiences with the Indonesia species of vetiver. I sampled this a while back; so glad Christine found a supplier of quality vetiver. This is the only place where you can buy the vetiver from Paraguay. Most companies only sale Haitian or Indonesian vetiver.
leicaboy –
This is really excellent vetiver oil and a great value, considering. The topnote has a bit of an earthy-potato quality along with a pleasant woody sweetness but I’m finding that as it dries it’s impressively diffusive and woody-sweet with a nice clarity and smoothness (the Vetiver Bourbon has a richer topnote and is a bit less earthy, I find).
Who knew Paraguay produced such nice vetiver?
Kait –
I was super surprised by this and so happy I sampled it. Locking the smoke or other typical facets I detected in it sheer beautiful green notes & a lovely white floral. This Vetiver would make a lovely addition for enhancing a Galbanum topped white floral perfume.
tysonurich –
Very unusual light-type oil with strong grassy notes. There is a moderate valerian note at the beginning, which dissipates after 15 minutes and gives rise to very interesting, cooling grassy hey notes. Smells as I imagine the pungent, dried green vetiver plant leaves might smell. Very unusual and interesting vetiver but I like it. In the right formula it’s a 10/10 with a fascinating sour straw odor. Not as easily blendable as the bourbon, which is more straightforwardly fresh and floral. The bourbon is killer and I gave it 5 stars, so I guess I have to give this one 4 stars, since the first 15 minutes is a bit sour. But, I think it’s the perfect thing if you want some authentic grass in your vetiver, and I love it too. I do miss seeing the dark oil types offered.
timur –
Lovely Vetiver, dry and more fresh and green than heavy and earthy. To my nose this is much closer to Vetiveryl Acetate than to the Bourbon type.