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The Olfactory Atlas

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Groups

White Wood

Description
White wood is a soft, light, and clean woody note used in perfumery to add subtle warmth and depth without being too overpowering. Often derived from various light woods like pine, birch, or sandalwood, white wood creates a fresh, airy quality in fragrances. It is commonly used in woody, floral, and aromatic compositions to evoke a sense of purity, elegance, and natural simplicity.
Odor Profile
White wood has a soft, dry, and slightly woody aroma with clean, fresh, and subtly resinous undertones. Its scent is light and smooth, evoking the gentle warmth of unpolished wood and a faintly earthy or green character. The overall profile is delicate and understated, offering a refined, slightly sweet woodiness that enhances the freshness of a fragrance. White wood is often used to add a clean, crisp, and grounding quality to perfum