Vetiver SFE 991252 (Firmenich)
$15.00 – $284.00
CAS# 8016-96-4
Odor Description -Woody, earthy, rooty, smoky, nutty and powdery notes. A complete and precise olfactive profile: the earthy, rooty and precious woody notes are clean and fresh. Sourced from Haiti. Extracted from roots.
Description
CAS# 8016-96-4
Odor Description -Woody, earthy, rooty, smoky, nutty and powdery notes. A complete and precise olfactive profile: the earthy, rooty and precious woody notes are clean and fresh. Sourced from Haiti. Extracted from roots.
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| Weight | N/A |
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| Quantity | 2g, 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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Raffaello Sapere –
This Vetiver is great! I have incorporated it into a vetiver based perfume and the result is incredibly good. It has all the facets of pure Haitian vetiver, but acquires freshness and cleanliness. It’s perfect in overdose but also in trace amounts when a note of vetiver is required.
ritternathan –
This is Haitian Vetiver perfected, all the goodness of vetiver from Haiti is there, but they’ve removed all the funky top/mid notes that stick out
Eser ATABAY –
this is my favorite vetiver note
David Barber –
Oh WOW! As others have said, this is almost assuredly most user-friendly vetiver I’ve ever experienced. Strongly recommended. A legit single-component perfume at 2w%. As already written, no off-putting twangs. Thank you, Haiti, Christine, and Firmenich.