CITRUS WOODS

Citrus woods describes a meeting of fresh citrus and woody notes. The appeal lies in their contrast: a bright, peel-like impression can stand against drier wood, while softer woods can give the freshness a more rounded setting. A grapefruit-and-cedar pairing, for example, offers a different direction from citrus surrounded by sandalwood and patchouli.

This is a broad compositional idea, not a single tree extract or a standard recipe. The fruits, woods and their proportions can vary, and the name does not prescribe a fixed sequence from opening to drydown. Nor does it establish that all the materials are natural oils. For fragrance discovery, read it as a guide to the balance of citrus freshness and woody texture, then consider the other notes for the fuller picture.