Notes Atlas/White Wood
Woody · 42 fragrances
White Wood.
42
Fragrances
2001
Earliest use in catalog
base
Typical position · 87%
Woody
Reads as
In the heart of modern perfumery, White Wood stands as a quiet giant, grounding compositions with its subtle yet profound presence and offering a fresh perspective on woody notes.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of white wood-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
White Wood in perfumery.
White Wood is not derived from traditional sources like cedar or sandalwood but rather crafted in laboratories to evoke a clean, bright, and airy essence. Its scent profile is often described as a blend of freshness and warmth, reminiscent of sun-drenched forests with a hint of crispness that captures the essence of natural wood without its heaviness.
Perfumers favor White Wood for its versatility and ability to create depth in compositions. It typically occupies the heart or base notes, providing a stable foundation upon which other elements can be built. Common companions include musk, bergamot, vanilla, jasmine, pink pepper, and amber, all of which enhance its natural qualities while adding layers of complexity.
Today, White Wood can be found in several notable fragrances such as Bon Parfumeur's 701 eucalyptus, amber, white wood (2017), Daisy Dream by Marc Jacobs (2014), and Vanille Antique by Byredo (2022). These compositions showcase its ability to blend seamlessly with a variety of notes, creating fresh yet sophisticated scents that are both modern and enduring.