Woody

Cashmere Wood

Note Profile

Abstract 932 perfumes

Also Known As

Cashmere, Cashmere Woods, Cashmir Wood, Kashmir wood

About

Cashmere Wood has a soft, velvety woody scent with musky and amber undertones. It is smooth and cocooning, evoking the warmth and comfort of cashmere fabric mingled with subtle woody nuances. In perfumery, it creates an enveloping, luxurious base that is both modern and sensual.

Scent Profile

Cashmere Wood presents a soft, velvety woody aroma with musky and amber nuances. It is characterized by a smooth, cocooning quality that evokes warmth and comfort, with subtle creamy and powdery undertones. The scent evolves gently, maintaining its enveloping and modern woody-musk profile throughout its wear.

ScentWheel

Breadthfocused

EnvelopeBase · ~48h lasting

Family Amber · Musk · Leather, Woody & Earthy, Floral

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What this is made of

cashmeran

Principally this

CAS 33704-61-9

'Cashmere wood' is a marketing name for Cashmeran; there is no cashmere tree.

Restricted: An IFRA Standard limits how much of this a perfumer can use the limit applies to the perfumer, not the wearer

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Why that matters

A perfume that names Cashmere Wood can use a different extract, a reformulated version, or a synthetic reconstruction. It can also hold less than the amount that requires a declaration. We cannot tell which applies. These rows cover only the substances we hold a link for.

How the layers join

Origin

Cashmere Wood is a synthetic accord created by combining musky, woody, and amber molecules, often including Iso E Super and Cashmeran. It does not derive from a specific tree but is formulated in laboratories to mimic the tactile softness and warmth of cashmere fabric. Its composition allows for consistency and versatility in perfumery.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use Cashmere Wood primarily as a base note to impart depth, softness, and longevity to fragrances. It blends well with floral, amber, and spicy notes, supporting both modern and classic compositions. Its smooth character makes it a popular choice for creating enveloping, skin-like finishes in both feminine and masculine scents.