Angelica glauca oil takes the familiar angelica character and pushes it somewhere darker and wilder. The earthy, rooty depth is far more pronounced, with an ancient, almost subterranean quality. Subtle celery-lovage sweetness emerges alongside warm spice, but the dominant impression is brooding, untouched earth.
This oil brings a dark, al...
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It is a material full of character
It gives me a feeling of smelling freshly cut large, strong, dark green plant on a woody side with some underlaying bright sweetness. As always I'm very happy to reach for something new.
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NM · 9 days ago
Not your regular Angelique but dusty-seaweed fucus like-roasted salty sunflower seed with celery ...
This little gem of nature doesn't smell like your regular Angelique but it's much dustier in the opening, short after it passes through a fucus vesiculeus like seaweed phase, yileds then into roasted salty sunflower seed territory, and finally in the drydown you get rich celery notes. I use it in minimal doses to sparkle my tobacco accords and render a more natural aspect to my Turkish Coffee reconstitutions. Airs up also very dense resinous concoctions to undiscovered eastern horizons (be cautious eith dosing, I recommend to start witha 1/10 dilution) Have fun discovering it.
