Each Beaver has a unique castor signature. While family units smell more similar, the castor scent is their way of marking their territory. The whole point is to smell different. Age and diet may contribute to the aroma, but the very point of castor is to have different aromas. That's how they know who is where.
Well done James. This video was much needed. It's very good that you're making raw materials available to people so they gain knowledge on the real materials as opposed to their synthetic counterparts; and also to smell them on their own instead of in a blend. Lovely shirt.
Each animal has unique smell. They mark territories with that unique smell and that's how they choose mates. Also, animals from different habitat have totally different smell and taste.
I guess the variations occur due to different diets, no? Some Beavers have eaten more / different berries maybe (for example)... To me that sounds like a very plausible explanation.
Each Beaver has a unique castor signature. While family units smell more similar, the castor scent is their way of marking their territory. The whole point is to smell different. Age and diet may contribute to the aroma, but the very point of castor is to have different aromas. That's how they know who is where.
A lot of those scents that were different than the letter would be used in the food processing
Well done James. This video was much needed. It's very good that you're making raw materials available to people so they gain knowledge on the real materials as opposed to their synthetic counterparts; and also to smell them on their own instead of in a blend. Lovely shirt.
Those variations is what it's all about. Really brings in some organic diversity to perfumery. Appreciate the vid James!
Fantastic one
Great video as alway! I just got to learn that when I’m ready to do some tincture its gonna be either from the old or the teenager Sac 😊
I think it might be very interesting for you to combine the many different facets of castoreum in one perfume.
I loooove castoreum.
Each animal has unique smell. They mark territories with that unique smell and that's how they choose mates. Also, animals from different habitat have totally different smell and taste.
I guess the variations occur due to different diets, no? Some Beavers have eaten more / different berries maybe (for example)... To me that sounds like a very plausible explanation.
I agree, although from the Hyraceum that I am tincturing I would use that on its own it’s wonderful
I know Tonkin Musk is considered the best musk, I'm very curious which type of beaver was considered the best
Looking forward to the video with the trapper
What’s your website to get some samples?
I have 20 kilo ambergirs
Do you know how to make perfume from it?
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Do you worry about your shop stinking up for therapy sessions with all those pods out? Lol
You dont smell these from that far away. Also- my sessions are all zoom rn anyway
@@waAvE5 good to know. Interesting to see each pod has its own character.
Every Bever smell different😅🦫.
Excited for my Tincture.
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