Cashmere Wood

About Cashmere Wood

Cashmere wood is a modern woody-musky impression associated with softness, warmth, and a smooth tactile finish. In perfumery, the material or accord is rarely only a literal reproduction of its source. It is used to shape brightness, sweetness, bitterness, texture, and diffusion within the whole composition.

Scent Profile

Cashmere wood is a modern woody-musky impression associated with softness, warmth, and a smooth tactile finish. Depending on dosage and surrounding materials, it may feel transparent, dense, fresh, warm, gourmand, floral, woody, or slightly bitter. Its character is defined by how it interacts with the rest of the formula.

Use in Perfumery

It gives the drydown a soft enveloping texture and helps sweet notes sit closer to the skin.

Did You Know?

The name often describes a texture rather than one literal wood species, suggesting the softness of cashmere fabric. A note name on a pyramid often describes an olfactory impression rather than a single raw material, so different perfumes can interpret the same note in very different ways.