Jasminum Polyanthum Enfleurage.

My cold enfleurage of Jasminum polyanthum flowers, raw beeswax, and organic avocado butter. The winter pink jasmine from my greenhouse went into this enfleurage. The result is an organic jasmine polyanthum solid perfume-- a voluptuous floral rarity. The scent is fresh green with a stunning sandalwood base note. I have a limited quantity. Jasminum polyanthum. Many-flowered jasmine. Winter jasmine. Pink jasmine. Native to: Myanmar, China.   The scent of Jasminum polyanthum is so creamy, white-green, and fluffy that it seems less like a jasmine and more like a mix of sandalwood (Santalum spp.) and star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides-- not a true jasmine). The base is buttery like sandalwood, without being oily, as if butter had no fat. The flower's lush dreaminess is similary to the warm amber humidity of star jasmine, but drier. Star jasmine has a wet scent with more body, transporting you to a rainforest, while J. polyanthum's perfume takes place on a soft tropical beach with san