I just picked up the most amazing vanilla perfume oil (it a little roll on. For $12.) at the local natural food store. The ingredients listed are "authentic vanilla CO2 in jojoba oil". I'm not sure what "vanilla CO2" means (I'm guessing it's the method of extraction?) but the scent is very much vanilla with an almost...woody scent to it!
It smells exactly like vanilla that's been stored in a wooden (ceder?) chest for a long time and picked up the smell.
I'm very impressed!!! But why does it smell woody? Is my ignorance really showing here and that's just what natural vanilla smells like? (I'm usually exposed to the synthetic stuff). Or is it a different type of vanilla? (vanilla planifolia).
It smells exactly like vanilla that's been stored in a wooden (ceder?) chest for a long time and picked up the smell.
I'm very impressed!!! But why does it smell woody? Is my ignorance really showing here and that's just what natural vanilla smells like? (I'm usually exposed to the synthetic stuff). Or is it a different type of vanilla? (vanilla planifolia).
