Wonderwood
Fragrance notes
Character
Wonderwood treats wood as the entire subject, not a supporting note. Virginia cedar, sandalwood, cypress and guaiac wood all show up early, stacked one on top of the other, so the composition reads like raw timber more than a single smooth accord. There is very little attempt to soften that idea for a wider audience.
Madagascar pepper, nutmeg and caraway sit inside that wood, spicy and a little sharp, while bergamot barely registers before the woods take over completely. Incense and agarwood add a faint resinous quality, cashmeran and patchouli filling out the base with a soft, powdery warmth that rounds off the driest edges of the cedar.
Wear time sits at a middling pace, thinning out gradually rather than dropping off all at once, and the wood keeps its shape in a small, warm bubble around the wearer. Fall is when it feels most complete, the cedar and cypress suited to cold, dry air, though it holds up reasonably in a mild winter too. Anyone who wants wood treated as the main event, not background texture, will find that here in full.
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We matched these by the notes each one lists, giving more weight to the unusual ones they share. Sharing materials does not make one a copy of the other.
