"It has a wonderful complexity and has a neroli way that it elevates. It's much more layered than the Ho Wood, which is more singular. It's really beautiful." - Sustainable Rosewood

"That's good, wow, with the Ho Wood you smell it straight away, but with the Sustainable Rosewood you get the complexity. It's very middle and base note heavy, it's nice. The smell is spot on compared to the memory of the old Rosewood" - Sustainable Rosewood

"It’s refreshing to see something that’s pure, it’s not something I’ve smelt before because you just see the reconstituted type of Rosewood in the marketplace. I love that you can smell the different components compared to it being linalool heavy. It has really nice linalool notes with the geranium and subtle spicy notes coming through. Very pleasant to smell, I can imagine that using it in perfumery or cosmetics it’s going to create a lovely blend." - Sustainable Rosewood

"You get the smokiness but then that dissipates and the woodiness comes through, whereas with a Cedarwood blend you just get the smokiness. If I didn't have the two to compare, I would say they are both Cedarwood." - Virginia Cedarwood Oil Pure and Blend

"Really similar top notes wise and a little more variance on the dry down. Unless I had the two to compare, I would say both were Cedarwood Atlas." - Cedarwood Atlas Oil Pure and Blend

"It has a lovely freshness and lemony notes. It has a very gentle sweetness, not as obvious as the one that I work with, and I think it would bring a lovely lift to a fragrance." - Douglas Fir