White Wood

White wood typically refers to woods like birch, beech, or white pine. In fragrance terms, "white wood" suggests a clean, refined woody scent often used as a base note in perfumery. This aromatic profile tends to be soft, creamy, and smooth rather than the sharper, resinous aroma found in darker woods like cedar or sandalwood.

The scent of white wood is subtle and elegantly understated, evoking a sense of purity and freshness. It is often accompanied by slightly sweet, light floral notes or a hint of crisp, clean linen, enhancing its soothing, airy qualities. White wood fragrances might also intertwine with mild, musky undertones, providing a touch of warmth and comfort without overwhelming the soft woodiness.

Ideal for creating a serene and inviting atmosphere, white wood scents are popular in both perfumery and home fragrances, appealing for their versatility and gentle, unobtrusive nature.