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Himalayan Cedar

Description
Himalayan cedar, derived from the wood of the Cedrus deodara tree, native to the mountainous regions of the Himalayas, is a refined and luxurious variety of cedarwood. It is prized for its smooth, fresh, and aromatic character, often used in perfumery to add depth and sophistication to compositions. Himalayan cedar is typically featured as a base note in woody, oriental, and fresh fragrances, bringing an elegant, crisp, and natural quality.
Odor Profile
Himalayan cedar has a clean, fresh, and woody aroma with subtle resinous and slightly camphorous undertones. Its scent is smooth and balsamic, with hints of pine and a faint earthy quality. The crisp, slightly sweet, and dry nuances make it a refined and versatile note, lending depth and grounding to fragrances while maintaining a light, airy elegance.