Ingredients · Herbs & lavender · top note
Cypress oil
Dry, resinous green conifer; smoky-woody, clean and slightly ambery.
- What it is
- Natural oil from steam-distilled twigs and needles.
- Where it comes from
- France, Spain, Morocco
- When you smell it
- Top notes: when you spray it.
- What perfumers do with it
- Adds dry, sober conifer freshness to chypres, fougères and woody-aromatic accords.
- Worth knowing
- 'Sempervirens' means evergreen; tall cypresses traditionally line Mediterranean cemeteries.
- Also called
- Cupressus sempervirens
Named by the house, not on the label, in 15
Opus XVI TimberAmouage · “Cypress”
His ConfessionLattafa · “Cypress”
Cypress & Grapevine Cologne IntenseJo Malone London · “Cypress”
ZephirineLiberty London (LBTY.) · “Cypress”
Encre NoireLalique · “Cypress”
Acqua di Giò ProfondoArmani · “Cypress”
Néroli AmaraVan Cleef & Arpels · “Cypress”
QueeningMind Games · “Cypress”
Allure Homme Sport Eau ExtrêmeChanel · “Moroccan cypress”
Tam DaoDiptyque · “Cypress”
Guilty Absolute Pour FemmeGucci · “cypress”
Costa AzzurraTom Ford · “Cypress Oil”
PegasusParfums de Marly · “Cypress”SignatureBaldessarini · “Cypress”
Millésime 1849Creed · “Cypress”