Timberwood

Timberwood is a modern, woody fragrance note known for its warm, dry, and subtly resinous aroma. It evokes the scent of freshly cut wood and carries earthy undertones that add depth and a natural richness to perfumes. Timberwood is often used as a base note, providing longevity and a grounding quality to compositions. It pairs well with florals, spices, and resins, enhancing the complexity of a fragrance and contributing to an overall sense of sophistication and warmth.

History & Production: Timberwood is generally created as a synthetic accord in modern perfumery to mimic the scent of natural woods without relying on endangered or overharvested sources. It is crafted using a blend of aromatic molecules that replicate the rich, woody aroma found in forests and timber. This synthetic approach allows perfumers to achieve a consistent and sustainable wood note that complements a variety of fragrance styles, from fresh and green to warm and spicy. Timberwood has gained popularity for its ability to add a timeless and versatile woody essence to both traditional and contemporary perfumes.