OlfactionaryCedarwood oil, oxidized
At a glance
Oxidized cedarwood oil is derived from the wood of Thuja plicata (Western Red Cedar) and produced by controlled oxidation, yielding a deep, smoky, leathery woody note used as a fixative in masculine and oriental fragrances.
Why synthetics aren't a downgrade, a different toolkit → · Why some materials get IFRA-restricted →