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Teak Wood
Description
Teak wood, derived from the Tectona grandis tree, is a rich, warm note in perfumery. Known for its deep, woody, and slightly leathery character, teak wood adds a sophisticated, earthy depth to fragrances. It is often used in woody, oriental, and chypre compositions, providing a smooth, elegant foundation that evokes strength, stability, and refinement.
Odor Profile
Teak wood has a rich, deep woody aroma with subtle leathery and resinous undertones. Its scent is warm, smooth, and slightly smoky, with hints of tobacco and a faint spiciness. The overall profile is earthy and grounding, with a refined, almost luxurious woodiness that adds complexity and longevity to a fragrance. Teak wood enhances perfumes by giving them a strong, yet smooth and elegant character, making it a perfect note for adding sophistication and depth.