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SKU: 7TW18325
Pine Tar is known since ancient history for its capacity as a water repellent vapour barrier on wood and rope and for its antiseptic effect. It has a burnt smoky odor and sharp taste.
The odour and uses of Pine Tar Rectified:
Odour=>Pine Tar Rectified is the smoothest tar when compared to Cade Oil Rectified and Birch Tar Oil Rectified. It has a smoky and burnt character with enough “sweetness” to make it more palatable than either Birch or Cade. It has a smooth balsamic and resinous feel with a coniferous trace
Synaesthesia=> Incense, prayer, gothic, on fire, smoke, temple, church, Catholic, meditation, yoga, yogi, Thailand, divine stained-glass window wreathed by black ivy
Perfume-Uses=>Used in fragrances where a burnt or smoky character are required. Masculine fragrances, Leather, incense, Chypre, Tobacco, Traces where baked, cooked or roasted notes are wanted. Recommended to use as a dilution of 10% or 1%. The chief constituents are volatile terpene oils, neutral oils of high boiling point and high solvency, resin and fatty acids subjected to high heat to produce a tar and then rectified using distillation.
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Tips=>As with most oils from the Tar and Smoke family, it is essential to dilute them to your specific needs as they can instantly overpower a fragrance
Typical usage in perfume compounds: