Odor: Balsamic-vanilla family / rhum, toffee, pod

Odor: profound, sensual, animalic or on the contrary gourmet

Odor: characteristic

Use: Adam Michael has this to say “Vanilla absolute is produced by solvent extraction then purification through alcoholic washing. The aroma oozes dreamy vanillic goodness, sweet playful woody notes infused with ambery warmth. Useful for building honey-sweet florals, Oriental bases, improving gourmand notes especially cocoa rich ones and works wonders with heavy florals. Easier to handle with bain-marie and with patience and the aid of an automatic mixer this material will dilute in perfumers alcohol, by hand it is an almost impossible task.”

Odor: Warm, rich, deep, sensual, balsamic aroma of vanilla pods with a light shade of dried fruits

Madagascar

Odor: Sweet, Fatty, Smooth, Vanilla

Use: Premium Vanilla imported from Madagascar is extracted by a super critical extraction process. This gives it a deliciously rich fruity and floral note. Invaluable in perfumery, Synthite’s Vanilla gives smooth and warm edges to floral blends. Vanilla as a fragrance is universal in appeal as it works on the emotions of sensuality, clearing inhibitions and angst. Blends well with Incense, woods, Oriental fragrances

Odor: characteristic

Use: Vanilla Absolute has a warm, sweet, classic vanilla aroma. Vanilla is very popular in aromatherapy, as well as cosmetics, soaps, and candles. It's important to note that this material is extremely viscous and may require a hot water bath before blending. It's fairly soluble in oils, absolutes, alcohol, and carriers but does require some work.