Orange in Chestnut
“Orange in Chestnut by Scents of Wood is a Woody Floral Musk fragrance for women and men”
The Quick Read
A polarising scent — a white floral, citrus composition with a woody undertone. Voted best for spring wear — and genuinely unisex.
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Orange in Chestnut by Scents of Wood was launched in 2020 and crafted by perfumer Carlos Benaïm. This composition opens with a bright citrus freshness that cuts through the rich, warm tones of chestnut wood and amber. The white floral heart adds a subtle sweetness, balancing the fresh spiciness and woody base. It’s a fragrance that captures the essence of a crisp autumn day, where the scent of ripe oranges mingles with the earthy warmth of fallen chestnuts.
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Application Tips
Apply this fragrance in light layers — its fresh spiciness and woody base notes unfold gradually over time. It pairs well with cooler weather but can also be worn year-round for a touch of crisp freshness.
Carlos Benaïm
Founding perfumer · 189 fragrances · b. 1949 · Moroccan-French
“The best fragrances are the ones that feel like they've always existed.”
Carlos Benaïm is a master perfumer at IFF whose name may not be widely recognized outside the industry, yet his creations have shaped the olfactory landscape of the past four decades. Born in Tangier and raised between Morocco and Paris, he brings a multicultural sensibility to his work. He is the co-creator of iconic fragrances including Ralph Lauren Polo, Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, and numerous compositions for Dior and YSL. Benaïm is revered within the trade as a perfumer's perfumer — technically flawless, endlessly creative.
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The story behind the bottle.
The snap of an orange rind on a cool autumn afternoon, where the bright citrus meets the earthy warmth of chestnut leaves underfoot.
Fig. 01 — Orange in Chestnut, Scents of Wood
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