What does this Angelica root oil smell like?

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The oil opens with a warm, sweet, earthy-herbal top note, then unfolds into a deep woody-musky body with dry grass, tonka-like sweetness and a subtle blue-black spice typical of Dang Gui. Aroma Profile AspectDescriptionTop noteWarm sweet, earthy-herbal, slightly greenHeartDeep woody, rooty, hay-like with sweet tonka characterDry-downWoody-musky, soft powdery, long-lastingOverall characterRich, dense, sweet-spicy — unmistakably 'Dang Gui'The signature profile comes from phthalides (mainly ligustilide), which give the oil its warm sweet-spicy depth and tenacityA small dose enriches oriental floral and spicy-woody bases; larger doses read clearly as 'herbal root medicine'Compared with European angelica oil (A. archangelica), this Dang Gui oil is sweeter, deeper and less green-terpenicAsk for an olfactory evaluation sample to assess it directly in your formula.

Aspect	Description
Top note	Warm sweet, earthy-herbal, slightly green
Heart	Deep woody, rooty, hay-like with sweet tonka character
Dry-down	Woody-musky, soft powdery, long-lasting
Overall character	Rich, dense, sweet-spicy — unmistakably 'Dang Gui'

What does this Angelica root oil smell like?

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