According to Fragrantica, Chaparral (Creosote) falls under the group Greens, Herbs and Fougeres with an odor profile of green, resinous, herbal and camphoraceous. Chaparral is an herb from the creosote bush, a desert shrub native to southern areas of the United States and northern regions of Mexico - the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan deserts. It's also called Larrea tridentate, chaparral and greasewood. The entire plant emits a distinctive and refreshing odor described by many as "the smell of rain." Historically, creosote bush was used medicinally among Native American tribes and is still a common medicinal agent in Mexico.
You will receive a 1/2ml sample (1ml sample vial filled half full) of each of the fragrances in this sampler.
- Desert Sea Sanctuary Desert Prism Garden Perfume - Step into a world where wildflowers bloom against all odds. Inspired by the magic of a sunlit desert garden, this all-natural artisanal fragrance layers fresh creosote tincture and a powerful essential oil blend. It is inspired by wildflowers thriving in desert light. Crafted with creosote tincture, jasmine, lavender, sweet orange, neroli, vanilla, cedarwood, frankincense, bergamot and ylang-ylang.
- Desert Sea Sanctuary Obsidian Dune Perfume - Discover the strength and mystique of the desert with Obsidian Dune by Desert Sea Sanctuary. This all-natural handcrafted cologne is a bold, masculine blend inspired by smoky woods, warm earth, wild resins, and the unmistakable scent of creosote after desert rain. Balanced with subtle spice and grounded by the spirit of the Southwest, Obsidian Dune is both rugged and refined. With notes of rich cedar, earthy patchouli and smooth sandalwood with a hint of desert spice.
- Desert Sea Sanctuary Sacred Botanica Perfume – A lush all-natural handcrafted perfume inspired by the magic of a blooming secret garden. Bright lemon and bergamot mingle with soothing lavender, rose, geranium and the richness of jasmine. Earthy sandalwood and myrrh ground the scent, while creosote tincture evokes the spiritual calm of a desert sanctuary.
- Dryland Wilds Pure Greasewood Desert Spray – Wild-crafted light fragrance that brings to mind walking the badlands after a summer rainstorm there is a feeling and a fragrance that can’t really be described. Wild, open, newness – maybe baptism by desert -- wet greasewood (brilliant from rain), red dirt and endless blue sky – all pronouncing you holy. This fragrance feels like new lungs full of clean air after years of holding your breath. Handcrafted with extracts of greasewood (also known as creosote or chapparal), juniper resin, desert rosemary-mint, and other high desert aromatics. No synthetic fragrances or artificial ingredients ever.
- Pixie Spell Essentials Desert Creosote EDP – An earthy blend of orange slice, sweet honey, evergreen pine, pine sap, hyacinth, clover, sandalwood, cedar and earth.
- Seasons Fragrance Co. Creosote EDP - Creosote is an ode to the vast and arid landscapes of the Mojave and Sonoran, where the creosote bush flourishes under an endless sky. It opens with the unmistakable scent of desert rain; that rare and electric perfume of water meeting parched ground, threaded through with sagebrush and a sharp green whisper of eucalyptus. Heart notes is the desert itself: creosote bush in full bloom, chaparral resin rising warm from the rocks and sun-baked earth holding the day's heat. It dries down into something deeper still, cedarwood and vetiver weaving through soft amber, warm sand stretching out toward the horizon. Earthy, woodsy, quietly medicinal. Pure desert, bottled.
- Silver Lining Scents Creosote Bush Perfume Oil - All natural perfume oil. The scent of rain in the Sonoran desert using wild-harvested creosote bush (chaparral).
- Sixteen92 Groom Lake Parfum - Groom Lake was released as part of Sixteen92's Friday the 13th Collection (originally released September 13, 2019). It is an otherworldly juxtaposition of boundless desert skies and manufactured isolation. A desolate industrial atmospheric scent that is reminiscent of hot nighttime highways in the desert. It is simultaneously organic and mechanical, and is very wearable despite sounding pretty weird. Groom Lake features notes of arid scrub, creosote, empty night sky, yucca bloom, high desert air, aircraft fuel, barbed wire, dim fluorescent hum, Element 115, sanitized metal and ||||||||| REDACTED |||||||||
- Tejas Fragrances Desert Rain Chaparral Perfume Oil – The perfumer was inspired to create a fragrance that reminded them of how it smells when they are in west Texas on a rainy day. The plant emits a unique smell from the oil secretions that leak out when it rains, giving a unique kind of fresh rain that is slightly green and mineral smelling. No other plant emits a smell quite like it. Since the essential oil for this bush does not exist, the perfumer has to infuse the plant with fractionated coconut oil for 2-3 weeks in house. Creosote itself is fleeting and does not last on skin very long on its own, so other essential oils have been added for increased depth, projection, and longevity. This is a citrus woody aromatic fragrance with facets of amber and florals. The perfumer believes this scent captures what a creosote bush with flowers blooming would smell like when taking a scenic drive through the desert mountains on a rainy day. With top notes of bergamot and cardamom; middle notes of Texas creosote, rockrose and lavender absolute; and base notes of green Haitian vetiver, Texas cedar and tonka bean.
- The Wood and the Wick Desert Rain Perfume Oil – The scent of a desert thunderstorm using wild-crafted creosote.
