Taiwan Cypress Essential Oil Scent Discs (10-Piece Set) / Experience 10 Popular Scents at Once

**\ Ten Popular Essential Oil Scent Discs /** Classic Yellow Cypress, Classic Red Cypress, Classic Japanese Hinoki, Moss, Violet, Plain, Cypress Rose, Cypress Tea, Cypress Ginger Lily, Cypress Yuzu These compact scent discs are crafted from Taiwan cypress. Each is infused with essential oil and sealed for shipment, allowing you to experience ten unique fragrances at once. You can enjoy the scent immediately upon opening the package. Afterward, place the discs in your wallet, handbag, or wardrobe to serve as a diffuser until the fragrance gently fades. https://www.thehinoki.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/%E8%81%96%E8%AA%95%E7%A6%AE%E7%9B%92-33.jpg **✨ Introduction to the Ten Essential Oils ✨** https://www.thehinoki.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/%E7%B2%BE%E6%B2%B9%E6%9C%A8%E8%B3%AA%E9%A6%99%E6%B0%A3%E5%9C%96%E9%91%91.jpg **Q&A** **How many types of Taiwan cypress are there? What is the difference between Yellow Cypress and Red Cypress?** Worldwide, there are only seven tree species belonging to the genus Chamaecyparis (commonly known as "cypress"), distributed across North America, Japan, and Taiwan. During the glacial period, cypress trees migrated to Taiwan. As temperatures rose, they formed alpine clusters and diverged into two types: Taiwan Hinoki (Yellow Cypress) and Taiwan Red Cypress, collectively known as "Taiwan cypress." Although they often coexist in primeval forests at altitudes of 1,800–2,500 meters, genetically, Taiwan Hinoki is more closely related to Japanese Hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa), while Taiwan Red Cypress is closer to the Sawara cypress. This is why Japanese scholars initially identified Yellow Cypress as the "Taiwan type" of Japanese Hinoki (not officially recognized as a distinct species until 1933). During the Japanese colonial period, Yellow Cypress was called "Taiwan Hinoki," and Red Cypress was called "Beniki"—names still used in the Taiwanese timber industry today. While they share some kinship and aromatic components, their scent profiles differ due to extraction methods and origins. For instance, "Hinokitiol," which is abundant in Taiwan cypress, is almost non-existent in Japanese Hinoki. Although 70–80% of the aromatic substances in Yellow and Red Cypress essential oils are the same, differences in composition and other components create distinct olfactory experiences: the slower-growing Yellow Cypress has a rich, penetrating woody scent with a hint of coolness and spice. Red Cypress, containing components like myrtenol, offers a mellower, warmer aroma with a subtle fruity finish. **There are so many Hinoki fragrances—how should I choose?** The previous "Classic Cypress" was 100% pure Taiwan Hinoki (Yellow Cypress) essential oil (now separated into "Classic Yellow Cypress" and "Classic Red Cypress"). Here, cypress is the absolute star. In the "DUO Cypress Blended Essential Oil Series" (Cypress Rose, Tea, Ginger Lily, Yuzu), Taiwan Red Cypress essential oil accounts for about 60% on average, remaining the primary note. In the newly released "Forest Gradient Blended Series," Taiwan cypress accounts for about 20–30%, stepping away from being the sole focus. Just as trees, shrubs, ferns, mosses, and flowers coexist in nature to form an inseparable ecosystem, the cypress here serves as the binding thread for all natural aromas, providing a stable, woody foundation. To use a musical analogy: if the "Classic Series" is a cello solo, the "DUO Series" is a duet, and the "Forest Gradient Series" is a harmonious concerto. Whether you are a long-time lover of the cypress scent, a newcomer who associates cypress with Alishan or mountain cabins, or someone looking for a gift for foreign friends who have never smelled it, you will surely find the perfect oil. If you are concerned about the intensity of the cypress scent, we recommend starting with the Forest Gradient Series and adding a bottle of Classic Yellow or Red Cypress oil to mix and match according to your preference and setting. ---------- 【Material】 Taiwan Cypress, Taiwan Incense Cedar, Taiwania 【Specifications】 Φ 1.9cm x H 0.5cm (±1mm) 【Origin】 Taiwan 【Precautions】 Keep away from fire sources and out of the reach of children.