Odor: characteristic

Use: Joseph Colbourne has this to say “There’s a straightforward, masculine earthiness and leathery quality that sets tree moss absolute apart from oakmoss absolute. This absolute, originating from France is a light golden red color and of a pourable viscosity. There is a notable dryness in the top notes that set it apart—the scent of an old growth forest as the sun shines down on its understory, its heat releasing the aroma of green ferns and velvety moss carpeting fallen trees. Lasting days on the tester, tree moss also has phenomenal tenacity; as a base note it can provide the foundation for chypres, fougeres, barbershop accords, and citrus blends. Produced by solvent extraction from the lichens that grow on the spruce tree.”

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Odor: characteristic

Use: Cedarmoss and Oakmoss are species of lichens growing on the branches and trunks of oak and cedar trees in temperate forests. Mosses are harvested by hand and rehydrated before extraction. In perfumery, they are among the most commonly used raw-materials for their earthy and woody aroma and are often used as fixatives.

Odor: mossy forest seaweed herbal green woody fungal

Use: Blends-well-with - Lavender Coumarin

Natural identical

Odor: Woody, moss