Notes Atlas/Ceylon Cinnamon
Warm spicy · 45 fragrances
Ceylon Cinnamon.
45
Fragrances
1913
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 67%
Warm spicy
Reads as
Warm and piquant, Ceylon cinnamon infuses fragrances with a spicy heart that anchors woody and amber compositions, adding depth and character to modern perfumery.
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What it reads as.
Share of ceylon cinnamon-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Ceylon Cinnamon in perfumery.
Ceylon cinnamon, sourced from the bark of trees native to Sri Lanka, offers a delicate yet intense aroma. Its scent is warm and sweet, with a subtle spiciness that sets it apart from other varieties. The fragrance evokes images of rich, aromatic spices simmering in a cozy kitchen.
In perfumery, Ceylon cinnamon often occupies the heart notes, providing warmth and complexity to compositions. It pairs especially well with musk, amber, sandalwood, bergamot, guaiac wood, and vanilla, creating a harmonious blend that is both spicy and woody. This versatile note can ground citrusy freshness or enhance the richness of amber.
To experience Ceylon cinnamon today, try Imagination by Louis Vuitton (2021) for its modern take on spiced woods, or L Eau d Issey Pour Homme by Issey Miyake (1994), where it adds a warm layer to the woody base. These fragrances showcase how Ceylon cinnamon continues to be a key ingredient in contemporary perfumery.