A crisp, resinous coniferous oil reminiscent of Japanese hinoki and cedar — cool, slightly camphoraceous top with a clean, dry woody heart. Green-balsamic facets emerge over time, giving a forest-floor character with subtle terpenic sharpness.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, page 374.
Hiba Wood Oil is a yellowish to brownish-amber colored, somewhat viscous liquid.
Hiba Wood Oil has a dry, woody odor with a peculiar sharp or pungent undertone.
The ketone-free oil-fraction is used in Japan as a cedarwood oil in soap perfumes, detergent perfumes and industrial perfumes.
Steam distilled