Fragrance note · Woods and mosses
Texas Cedar
Dry pencil shavings, warm cedarwood, and a faint leathery smokiness.
You may know it from Freshly sharpened pencils
Where it comes from
Natural
Steam-distilled from the wood of juniper trees grown in Texas.
Worth knowing
Despite the name, it usually comes from juniper, not a true cedar.
Accords it shows up in
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Often paired with
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Well-known fragrances with Texas Cedar
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Houses that use it most
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