Notes Atlas/Cassia
Woody · 108 fragrances
Cassia.
108
Fragrances
1906
Earliest use in catalog
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Typical position · 69%
Woody
Reads as
Warming and spicy, cassia infuses fragrances with a rich depth that resonates across centuries, from vintage compositions to contemporary scents.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of cassia-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Cassia in perfumery.
Cassia, derived from the bark of trees in the cinnamon family, brings a robust warmth and sweetness to perfumery. Its aroma is reminiscent of warm spices, with hints of earthy richness that evoke cozy winter evenings or aromatic spice markets.
In compositions, cassia often serves as a heart note, adding depth and complexity by blending seamlessly with woody, fruity, floral, green, and aromatic elements. Most frequently paired with musk, jasmine, rose, sandalwood, vanilla, and lily-of-the-valley, it enhances the overall richness of these fragrances, grounding them in a spicy embrace.
Today, cassia can be found in notable perfumes like Bvlgari's Omnia Crystalline (2005) and Cacharel's LouLou (1987), where its warming presence complements the other notes to create a layered sensory experience. These fragrances showcase how cassia continues to play an integral role, offering depth and warmth in modern perfumery.