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we think it has an important place in the perfumer's palette

Most fruits don't yield any kind of natural extract usable in perfumery

which makes it important as these two accords suffer from a lack of good options in the perfumery palette

I tried to make my own raspberry bases with varying levels of success

This simply layers a tropical-fruity banana aspect on top of the distinctive cut grass smell

Olibanum (Frankincense) Oil - Biolandes spo-default we think it has anOlibanum, also known as Frankincense, has been traditionally burned in churches for centuries. It has a distinctive sweet balsamic, spicy peppery, ethereal and almost slightly soapy smell. This particular Olibanum essential oil is manufactured by the highly respected Biolandes and is of exceptional quality and is particularly sweet and delicate. From the manufacturer: Olibanum is a natural gum resin that forms when incisions are made in the trunks of