Queenwood

About Queenwood

Queenwood is a perfume material or accord used to express a feminine and elegant woody scent in fragrances. It is not a natural extract from a specific tree but rather an abstract woody note created by perfumers. The name means 'queen's wood,' intended to convey a noble and refined impression.

Scent Profile

The scent of Queenwood is described as having dry, smoky facets combined with a soft, creamy texture. Compared to typical woody notes, it offers a smoother, rounder impression, making it suitable for feminine fragrances. While specific descriptions vary by product, it is often characterized as a warm woody aroma reminiscent of sandalwood or cedarwood, with subtle sweet or powdery nuances.

Use in Perfumery

Queenwood is primarily used as a base or middle note in women's fragrances. It is combined with floral or fruity notes to add depth and longevity, helping to balance the overall composition. It harmonizes particularly well with rose and peony, creating an elegant and modern impression.