coconut wood
Woody Family
A rich blend of creamy coconut and warm, woody undertones.
Intensity
moderate
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
1 fragrances
Family
Woody
Olfactory Profile
woody
sweet
earthy
green
spicy
About coconut wood
Coconut wood, as a middle note in perfumery, offers a unique combination of the creamy, tropical sweetness of coconut and the rich, grounding essence of wood. This note is derived from the hard, dense wood of the coconut palm, which imparts a distinctively warm, woody character that complements the coconut's natural sweetness. In perfumery, it's used to add depth and complexity to fragrances, bridging floral or fruity top notes with robust base notes. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for a wide range of scents, from tropical and summer fragrances to more sophisticated, woody compositions.
Natural Sources
- •Coconut palm wood
Synthetic Alternatives
While the natural scent of coconut wood is preferred, synthetic versions exist to replicate its creamy, woody profile. These synthetics are crafted to mimic the warm, sweet nuances of coconut wood, making them versatile for use in a variety of fragrances.
Perfumer's Tips
Use sparingly to imbue fragrances with a warm, tropical nuance without overpowering the composition. Works well as a bridge between lighter top notes and heavier base notes, adding a creamy, woody depth.