Extrait: Cedarwood Atlas
Production: Steam distillation from woodchips of cedrus atlantica.
Origin: Morrocco
Use in Perfumery: As for Virginian but slightly heavier, more oily and less balsamic. Fixative properties.
Safety: Normal usage
Comment: Cedrus Atlantica of Biblical fame. 

Size 10ml.
 

Extrait: Cedarwood Virginian
Production: Steam distillation from woodchips of juniperus virginiana.
Origin: USA
Use in Perfumery: To impart a soft woody top note with balsamic characteristics and a hint of earth to citrus, woody and floral blends. Fixative properties.
Safety: Normal usage
Comment: A number of cedar trees are used of the botanical species cedrus, juniperus and thuja. Virginian cedar is the most widely used despite the fact that it is actually a juniper.

Size 10ml.
 

Extrait: Cypress
Production: Steam distillation from leaves, twigs and woodchips of cupressus sempervirens.
Origin: France.
Use in Perfumery: Light woody top note with balsamic labdanum and smoky undertones.
Safety: Normal usage
Comment: Versatile ingredient can help to fix citrus notes and balance light florals by adding some body.

Size 10ml.
 

Extrait: Guaiacwood Oil
Production: Steam distillation from fine woodchips of bulnesia sarmienti.
Origin: South America.
Use in Perfumery: Middle note, which is soft sweet balsamic and woody with a rose character. An excellent fixative especially for woody and floral types. The cleanness of its aroma doesn’t interfere with delicate florals.
Safety: Normal usage
Comment: Also known as Champaca wood oil, Pao Santa, Palo Balsamo and Paraguay Lignum. In its natural state Guaiacwood Oil is pale brown and has the consistency of a semi solid paste.

Size 10ml.