Cédre Doux 2ml Sample

Eau de Parfum
Cèdre Doux is the warmth inside the wood — dry cedar, softened edges and a slow, skin-like sweetness. Minimal, textured, and far more intimate than it first appears.
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2ML
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Picture this: a quiet morning in a sun-dappled forest. The air is cool, crisp, still carrying traces of citrus from the night’s dew. There’s a sense of hush all around—except for the whisper of trees. Cedar stands tall here. Strong. Ancient. Steady.

Cèdre Doux begins with that first breath of brightness—a spark of citrus, like sunlight breaking through the canopy. Then slowly, the heart of the fragrance begins to pulse: cedarwood, deep and resonant. Not sharp, not overpowering—but smooth, warm, quietly commanding. The kind of scent that draws you in without trying.

Hints of aromatic spice linger just beneath the surface, subtle and intriguing. Like the memory of smoke, or the comfort of worn leather and earth after rain. In the base, tobacco and amber curl together, grounding the fragrance in something rich and rooted. Musks follow—soft, skin-close, sensual.

The experience of Cèdre Doux is like walking alone through the woods, surrounded by nothing but stillness and the scent of trees. It’s grounding. Intimate. A return to something essential.

Made for anyone who seeks calm in the chaos, Cèdre Doux is elegance without effort—versatile, enduring, and deeply human. It lingers, not loudly, but with presence. A quiet kind of confidence.
Sparkling Grapefruit, Lime, and zesty Lemon peel
Fresh Lavender and white flowers.
Tobacco and Cedar in a cocoon of warm Musks and Amber
Handmade in Manchester
Genderless by design
Eau de Parfum
Complimentary UK shipping
ALCOHOL - PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) - COUMARIN - GERANIOL - CINNAMAL - CITRAL - EUGENOL - LIMONENE - LINALOOL

Virginian Cedarwood

Olfactory Family - Woody
Harvest Dates - January - July

Virginia cedarwood is drawn not from delicate blossoms, but from the dense, reddish heart of Juniperus virginiana—a tree that thrives across the vast landscapes of North America. Once felled, the wood is chipped, crushed, and slowly distilled, often from the byproducts of timber itself. It is a material shaped by time and pressure: dry, fibrous, and quietly aromatic long before it ever meets the still. The transformation is patient—hours of steam coaxing out an oil that feels less like an extraction and more like a distillation of the forest’s memory.

In perfumery, Virginia cedarwood is the architecture beneath the fragrance—the grain, the structure, the stillness. Its scent unfolds with a soft balsamic warmth before settling into a dry, pencil-shaving clarity: clean, familiar, and deeply grounding. There is no sweetness, no excess—just a smooth, persistent woodiness that anchors everything around it. Used in overdose, it becomes more than a base note; it becomes atmosphere itself—quietly expansive, like warm timber under sunlight, or the lingering scent of wood long after the fire has gone out.