Note · Woods
Cashmere wood
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The "cashmere" of perfumes does not come from wool: it is a woody, musky, lightly spicy molecule that gives a sense of felted softness.
What it brings
A soft, enveloping touch, between wood and skin.
Text written with the help of AI, based on reference sources: encyclopedias, raw-material manufacturers and official information from the fragrance houses.
Material profile
- Family
- Woods
- Nature
- Synthetic molecule
- Manufacturer
- IFF (official source) (new tab)
- Origin
- A synthetic molecule (often called "cashmeran").
- How it is obtained
- Laboratory synthesis
- On Volute
- 27 fragrances
The fragrances that reveal it
In the same family · Woods
- Akigalawood
- Ambery cedar notes
- Amyris
- Baobab
- Black hemlock
- Blond woods
- Cade oil
- Cashmeran
- Cedarwood
- Clearwood
- Coconut wood
- Cypress
- Cypriol
- Driftwood
- Ebony wood
- Fig wood
- Fir
- Georgywood
- Guaiac wood
- Kingwood
- Lorenox
- Mahogany
- Musky woody notes
- Oak
- Orcanox
- Oud
- Palo santo
- Papyrus
- Patchouli
- Pine
- Pine needles
- Rosewood
- Sandalwood
- Smoked wood accord
- Teak
- Thuja
- Vetiver
- Woody notes