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Cedar leaf

Thuja occidentalis

Cedar leaf oil is distilled from the leafy twigs of the eastern arborvitae, a conifer North Americans call white cedar. It does not have the woody smell of cedarwood: it is fresh, green and camphoraceous, with a slightly woody background.

What it brings

A green, camphoraceous freshness with a forest feel.

Text written with the help of AI, based on reference sources: encyclopedias, raw-material manufacturers and official information from the fragrance houses.

Material profile

Nature
Natural material
Botanical name
Thuja occidentalis
Origin
North America (Canada, north-eastern United States).
How it is obtained
Steam distillation
On Volute
1 fragrance

The fragrances that reveal it

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Base

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