Not requested, but along with Haitian Vetiver, I thought those of you who were requesting smoky, tobacco-y, and dark notes would enjoy trying this wild myrrh. This myrrh is slightly sweet and also a touch bitter lending it to a balsamic quality with an earthy and somber base. Myrrh has a long history in many cultures in both religious and medicinal facets. There are many different types of myrrh. This one is a sampling of its variations. Makes a wonderful oil to experiment with and layer lending itself to both feminine and masculine perfumes.
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