In the world of fragrances, we believe there's a special allure to natural scents that evokes a direct connection with nature. Among these enchanting fragrances, cedar holds a special place. Known for its grounding and soothing qualities, cedar natural perfumes are popular for their unique ability to transport us to serene forests and evoke a sense of tranquillity.
Is cedar the same as cedarwood?
Cedar is often used interchangeably with cedarwood when referring to the aromatic wood derived from various cedar tree species. Cedarwood is the heartwood of the cedar tree, which is known for its fragrant properties. The term "cedar" typically encompasses the wood from different cedar tree species. These different types of cedarwood may have slightly varied scents, but they generally share a warm, woody aroma that is highly valued in perfumery and aromatherapy.
It’s the foliage of the Cedarwood, mostly from trees grown in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco or Virginia in the USA that are steam-distilled to produce the oil. The Cedar leaves have a natural aromatic dry, vibrant, woody note bringing structure and elegance to a fragrance.
Top 5 Cedar Natural Perfumes at Sensoriam
Wild Woud is an extremely restorative and grounding mood enhancer. With deep woody tones and a touch of spice, it’s intoxicating from the beginning to end.
Smouldering embers and smokey maple. A unisex fragrance.
The scent appears ‘lilac’, encased in delicacy through its powdery notes, crisp dry cedar and precious woods. A scent often worn by those seeking pure, high, aesthetic values - often perfectionists.
Imperium is a sacred scent that has been blended to raise your vibration and ground your roots.
Bohème is inspired by nostalgia for a bohemian summer in Tulum.
Where does Cedar come from?
Cedar, a majestic tree with a rich history, provides an aromatic treasure that has been revered for centuries. The natural cedar scent comes from the heartwood of various cedar tree species, including the Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica), Virginia cedar (Juniperus virginiana), and Himalayan cedar (Cedrus deodara). These trees are typically found in regions like North America, Morocco, and the Himalayas.
The unique aroma of cedarwood is characterised by its woody, warm, and balsamic notes. The scent is often described as comforting, grounding, and reminiscent of the great outdoors. It carries a sense of serenity, making it a popular choice for perfumers seeking to create fragrances that promote relaxation and a connection with nature.
