dragon blood in gurjum balsam

dragon blood in gurjum balsamAnother crazy experiment in the glass workshop. This time we are going to capture the smoke produced by gently heating dragon's blood resin under a candle. When the resin starts to smoke, I switch on the vacuum pump so that all the aromatic smoke generated by the heating passes through the gurjum balm. In a way, you could say it's a destructive distillation captured in gurjum balm. The result is a smoky and leathery aroma, a long lasting amber scent

herbaceous

A small amount of Iranian rose oil and CO₂-extracted Hainan oud extract turn this composition into a true ghaliya

making it a particularly valuable tool for perfumers seeking to reproduce authentic floral landscapes

Type of material: Historical perfumery base

and iris allows for enriching floral compositions with a softness and naturalness characteristic of the great raw materials of classic perfumery

- Refined cosmetic

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Developed during the 1980s

author of the monumental work The Essential Oils

refinement

Its aromatic complexity and its ability to transform a composition with minimal doses make it one of the most valued historical raw materials by perfumers and collectors

Reconstruction of classic perfumes and vintage styles