What Does Cedarwood Smell Like?

Reminiscent of the great outdoors, cedarwood is a soft, woody scent incorporated in many of our luxury candles. If you’ve ever enjoyed a hike through a light-dappled evergreen forest with 100 feet tall coniferous trees, you may have already smelled cedarwood before. Like the fragrance of aftershave in a vintage barbershop, Cedarwood has a pleasantly warm and complex smell that's often paired with citrus and floral notes to produce luxuriously warm and inviting aromas. What Is Cedarwood? Cedarwood is, as you would guess, the wood of cedar trees. Found all over the world, these coniferous evergreens can live up to 300 years and grow over 100 feet tall.  There are many types of cedar trees, but only 4 are classified as "true cedars" from the genus Cedrus. Examples of true cedars include Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) and Himalayan Cedar (Cedrus deodara). Surprisingly, the
Reminiscent of the great outdoors, cedarwood is a soft, woody scent incorporated in many of our luxury candles. If you’ve ever enjoyed a hike through a light-dappled

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