Fragrans
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Note families

Woody Notes

Can be dry, creamy or smoky. This family often carries the body and persistence of a perfume.

A wood cross-section with growth rings, shavings, wood pieces and root fibres

Notes in this family

21 notes
Fine-grained, pinkish-brown pear wood cross-section and planed boardWhat is the pear wood perfume note?The pear wood perfume note is a soft woody accord named after pear timber, not a distilled wood oil. Learn how it differs from the pear note and what has been measured.Cedar grain and amber-coloured glass prism in copper lightWhat is amberwood? Reading a woody-amber perfume noteIs amberwood one tree or one molecule? Separate ambery woods, amber accords and ambergris using maker sources.Real grain in a living oak trunk section with bright green leaves in golden lightWhat does an oak perfume note smell like?An oak perfume note may suggest dry wood, barrels or vanilla-like facets. Learn why oak wood and oakmoss are different materials.White birch bark in a winter-blue grove, copper leaves and a small contained tar sampleBirch scent: fresh tree or smoky leather?Why can a birch note smell fresh or like smoky leather? Separate rectified birch tar from sweet birch oil using primary evidence.Charred wood cross-section removed from a controlled hearth with ember reflections against cobalt darknessWhat does charred wood smell like in perfume?What does charred wood smell like in perfume? Separate smoke, heated wood and a constructed accord using original aroma research.Emerald silver-fir branches and upright cone against snowy navy forestSilver fir scent: needles, cones or resin?How does *Abies alba* smell in perfume? Distinguish needles, cone oil and resin impressions from generic fir.Rosewood timber and green leaves in warm rose-coloured lightWhat is a rosewood note in perfume?Learn how rosewood smells, why Aniba rosaeodora differs from furniture rosewoods, and how to read this perfume note accurately.Pale amyris wood and small aromatic wood piecesWhat is an amyris note in perfume?Explore Amyris balsamifera's soft, woody and balsamic scent, why it is called West Indian sandalwood, and how it differs from true sandalwood.Pale hinoki wood beside green branchesWhat is a hinoki note in perfume?Explore hinoki's clean, dry and soft woody character, its Japanese cypress source, differences from cedar and cypress, and use in accords.