Living Libations
Hay - Absolute
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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis The serene scent of breeze-tossed meadows and summer mown-pasturage is captured in Living Libations Hay Absolute.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Hierochloe alpine Consistency: Medium-thick Scent Description: Ambery-balsamic
- 02tobacco notes dipped in honeyed
- 03freshly dried summer sweetgrass
- 04Blends well with: Jasmine
- 05Ylang
- 06Oakmoss
- 07Marjoram
- 08Vanilla
- 09Lemon
- 10Bergamot
- 11Neroli
- 12Orange Blossom Absolute
- 13Tobacco
- 14Blood Orange
- 15Tangerine
- 16Sweet Thyme
- 17Palmarosa
- 18Vetiver
- 19Spikenard
- 20and Patchouli . Uses: Perfectly pleasant in perfumes and colognes
- 21Marvelous middle note
- 22A few drops in the bath or diffuser for sweet serenity
- 23In aromatherapy blends
- 24Hay hails sensations of days in the summer countryside and taps into our connection to the natural world
- 25Differing from our Hay Essential Oil that is steam-distilled in Corsica
- 26Hay Absolute is prized in perfumery and is an extraction of freshly cut and sun-dried alpine sweetgrass that grows in the mountains of France
- 27Coumarin
- 28the aromatic lactone responsible for the honeyed
- 29sweetgrass aroma
- 30is liberated from the plant cells when the grass is cut and sundried
- 31In perfumery
- 32swirl with citrus for a citrus-grove vibe
- 33or with floral essences for an aroma of late-summer wildflower meadows
- 34It is an elegant addition to fougère colognes when combined with Oakmoss and wondrous in warm
- 35earthy autumn aromas when blended with wood and spice
- 36In the classic
- 37Perfumes and Flavors of Materials of Natural Origin
- 38Steffen Arctander writes: “Hay absolute is used in perfumery not only in “new mown hay" bases
- 39or in combination with Flouve
- 40melilotus
- 41tonka bean
- 42etc
- 43but also as an individual note to be introduced whenever a truly herbaceous sweet undertone is required: in lavender
- 44fougère
- 45chypre
- 46colognes
- 47tea-notes
- 48tabac notes
- 49forest notes
- 50and various bouquets
- 51Interesting effects are obtained with hay absolutes in jasmine bases
- 52and orange flower bases.” "The term 'agrestic' refers to odors that are in some way reminiscent of the countryside or great outdoors– woods
- 53meadows
- 54damp earth
- 55Here we find the complex mossy scent of oakmoss... and the sweet rich hay absolute
- 56Vetiver essential oil could represent the earthy aspect of the agrestic family
- 57as could patchouli..." Jennifer Peace Rhind
- 58Listening to Scent "The grateful sweetness of new-mown hay
- 59breathing refreshment." Robert Dodsley
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