Guiacwood
From the wild jungle tree of Argentina and Paraguay. The oil is waxy, fatty, almost skin-like, slightly smoky and with a unique tea rose scent.
Scents that contain this Note
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Peaty scotch, leather and cigar smoke develop into a musky-vanilla skin-scent.
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Named after the South American cowboys of the Pampas, Gaucho perfume is accompanied by a matching perfumed tea, both of which are yerba-maté based.
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Champaca soliflore, bordering on the Oriental. Haunting and exotic with agarwood, anise, black tea and orange blossom.
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