Callitris Columellaris
Note Profile
About
Australian white cypress pine. Sharp, green and resin-laced, with a dry herbal edge and a cool eucalyptus-and-mint lift.
Scent Profile
Callitris columellaris, Australian white cypress pine, smells crisp and evergreen, a dry woody base under a sharp, cut-green top. A dry herbal edge runs alongside it, along with a faint resinous trace from the leaf oil. A cool, minty eucalyptus lift cuts through both, setting it apart from a plain conifer smell.
ScentWheel
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
ScentArt
Origin
Botanical. Callitris columellaris, a conifer of eastern and northern Australia, in the Cupressaceae but not a true cypress. Sellers treat it as two different products: a leaf oil and a wood oil. Stillpoint Aromatics describes the leaf oil as sharp, green and resin-laced. Down Under Enterprises gives the wood oil three words: fresh eucalyptus, pine and mint.
Usage in Perfumery
12 Parfumo placements across 9 brands, absent from Fragrantica. Used as a fresh conifer, either as a top lift on a woody base or as the green half of a forest accord.
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