Clean Cashmere

I really like this perfume. I received a sample vial in from a Sephora order and used it up so quickly. If I can get it discounted, I will likely buy a bottle. The main note from this fragrance is musk. I can smell some cedar and jasmine when I wear this but the other notes aren't very prominent. When wearing this out at night, I got several hours of wear and a low-moderate sillage. Other people could smell it on me, but it was more of a skin scent and not overwhelming. Of the Clean fragrances, this is my favorite. In fact, I despise most of the others and thought I'd hate this one too, but these notes are some of my favorite. Very comforting and safe scent. Not particularly unique though.

My go to-scent at the moment. Almost liquorice finish to it, this perfume suits woolly jumpers and vintage dresses alike. Personally, I have never been able to smell lavender in anything (not even when sticking my face to a bush of it) so it is lost to me but the scent opens to fresh bergamot which then gently deepens to the liquorice-tinted muskiness. It has almost become a security blanket to me as it simply smells so wonderful.

I LOVE THIS. It smells so beautiful and clean (hehe), perfect for cold weather. Like throwing on your favorite cozy sweater and snuggling up inside on a snowy day. I'm devastated though as I'm running low and can't find it anywhere!!!! Does anyone know where I can purchase it for a reasonable price?

I like it for the bed time. The beginning is sharp, then your can smell relaxing levander and other herbs. I don't know if I like it to wear out...

One of the cosy, musky quartet from CLEAN (Skin, White Woods, Cashmere and Warm Cashmere). I like them all. Warm cashmere definitely makes me think of a cosy cardigan, but not this one. Cashmere is just nice and musky. First minutes there's very much going on. Citrus, flowers, some spices - a hint of tobacco? - and - of course - musk. But it soon settles, and you have more musk, now together with wood and lavender for a while. Then: here comes the tonka beans! Enjoy the sweet musky/caramel blend for a couple of hours before Cashmere fades away. Luckily there are some sandalwood strokes in the sweet mixture. Sometimes I really love it, sometimes I'm not into the caramel sweetness. It's office safe. Unisex? The first hour perhaps. To me, it's definitely on the feminine side, but we are all different and unique and that's great! // Update a few years later: I can safely say that this is one of my all time favourites, and definitely the best of the CLEAN perfumes. So sad it's discontinued, but I have an unopened 60 ml bottle still. It's elegant, grown-up and safe, and nowadays I don't find it as sweet an caramel-y as I did before. Perfect for me for autumn and winter.

I'm wearing this right now, I've had it for a while and I thought I might as well review it. It's actually quite lovely. Like all the Clean Fragrances, it just makes you smell like you have clean skin times 10. This reminds me a lot of pretty fabric softener musks with a bit of woodiness in the dry down. You really do have the feeling that you're bundled up in a nice warm cashmere sweater. This is a high-quality skin scent. It lasts an incredibly long time, but it doesn't project wildly. It's a little pricey, but deals can be found on the net. It's cruelty free and vegan, which I like. Sadly, I think this is discontinued. I want to try the Reserve Warm Cashmere by Clean to see how they compare. Maybe it will make a good replacement. Overall, an A+ perfume.

Woody and musky, with a slightly sheer lavender undertone. It's almost dry! On me the first hour is straight up pine needles. I'm not complaining. It smells a little like Needles and Pine shower jelly by Lush, which is one of my all-time favourite bath products. After an hour or so the musk adds in with the lavender. In the end it sits close to the skin. Very pleasant. Not that long lasting, though. I like the woodiness and muskiness. It's so different compared to the other Clean perfumes. I hate them and the detergent-y aesthetic. This I can dig. It's a good combination of feminine and masculine.

I really like this! At first the bright citrus smell in the beginning threw me off. As it starts to dry down it starts to smell more warm. It's very close to skin but still noticeable. I keep getting whiffs of a musky, clean and almost masculine smell throughout the day. It smells like I went to an expensive hotel, took a bath in their whirlpool bathtub and used the expensive musky lotion they left for guests lol. Smells mature and creamy almost. Definitely a fall scent, such a comforting scent!

Perfect for autumn and winter. Cosy, musky and inoffensive. A big hug from a soft cashmere sweater. The lavender, tonka and woodsy notes are wellblended. This works perfect in cooler weather. Unisex, clean and cosy. I wear this a lot for periods of time and it gives med great feel and vibe around me. Silage and longevity is about average on my skin.

I really like this perfume, but don't love it. It is inoffensive and unobtrusive. It's good for wearing to work and the grocery store and hanging out with the kids. It doesn't rock my world or that of my husband. I absolutely love Clean Provence, which was discontinued, and I still keep searching for something to replace it.

It's got a smokey, dry incense feel to it. I daresay soft oriental. For people who want to humbly enjoy a taste of oriental without making a scene. Cashmere is different from all the other Clean scents. It doesn't try hard to be clean and fresh. Close to skin, lasts about 3~4 hours. Unisex, no doubt.

I smelled this on a test strip at the mall. The beginning of it smells absolutely intoxicating, like a warm blanket on a cold fall night. And then something kind of "off" hits my nose in the "after-smell." I wish I knew which note it was-- I suspect the Tonka.

Tried a sample of this today - it smells good. It smells like clean fabric, a room full of folded laundry. In the best way. I would love to use this as a fabric spray around the house. I could be ok with spraying this on clothing but I don’t like it on my skin. Kind of gives me the heebie jeebies.

Febreze Light Bergamot and Musky Lavender Clean Cashmere opens up with a burst of bergamot, warms up with a hint of white flowers, while tempering down on the bergamot, a light breezy lavender appears, anchored by a strong musky base. Sounds nice? Let's explore this a little more. Most of the notes are very thin. The bergamot is pale, the white flowers are but a suggestion, the lavender is not the lush, herbal green camphorous lavender of a garden, but a kind of fractionated type that smells light and a bit powdery, there is a faint hint of powdery vanilla/tonka bean, and while the other notes are light, the musk is about as demure as neon spandex, it is heavy as hell, wears like lead, and the musk base lasts longer than 12 hours on my skin. The musk is identical to that found in commercial laundry detergent. I never thought about perfumers working in the home care industry, and while the average person who goes sans traditional perfume probably doesn't consider the daily dousing of shampoo, conditioner, body wash or bar soap, lotion, face cream, laundry detergent, fabric softener, air freshener, and linen spray as 'wearing perfume' my lord no wonder no one needs to wear perfume anymore! You are already wearing a gallon of it anyway! Anyway I read an interesting article by Chandler Burr called "Purple Odor Eater" about a perfumer who works for Proctor and Gamble. She was trying to design a new scent for Febreze, and she wanted something that smelled 'natural' as was popular at the time (2007--I think we are starting to enter another fragrance trend now, but that is another subject) and was trying to center the perfume around Lavender. When they blind tested several lavender profiles, most people hated natural Lavender, in all its green pollen sharp edged strong glory. Instead they liked "lavender" which just smells like a soft purple flower that has had all the actual lavender rinsed out. So that's what she ended up formulating, a perfume for Febreze centered around that focused grouped lavender. That's what Clean Cashmere reminds me of. I actually enjoyed the scent a lot, and its lasting power is amazing, I truly got a full day's worth out of it, but lordy that laundry musk base got grating after awhile. As a perfume for the skin it's a no go. If I can find it on sale, say $20 a bottle, I would actually buy it as a linen or car spray, it smells very pleasant, but in no way is it something I want to wear all day on my skin. Does this company just buy perfume formulas from Proctor and Gamble or whoever and then bottle it in minimalistic bottles as "perfume?" And why do they charge so much? This perfume has to be among those were the actual perfume ingredients cost pennies per bottle. Oh well these perfume must appeal to someone or they wouldn't keep churning them out. I just think that they would work better as home care perfumes.

I got this one for free when I was purchasing some other perfumes on an eBay-like site in my country. This scent is synthetic. Very synthetic. So much so, I use it to spray my bathroom. In the air, it smells very appropriate. It mixes very well with the air and creates a very comforting, warm smell. On me though...it makes me sneeze. I usually enjoy these notes but the synthetic notes just make this scent feel metallic and cheap. I usually despise CLEAN scents, so this one isn't any different from the others.

I'm a huge clean fan, loved warm cotton, cool cotton and bought clean cotton t shirt three times large size. AND.... I HATE THIS! Possibly among the worst fragrances I've bought. with the exception of headachey mom perfumes. No idea where people are getting the relaxing floral from. I second the review that it smells like black licorice. slight burnt rubber. chemical. bitter. it smells a little bit like shoe polish it also smells similar to a suede jacket. it's an absolute masterpiece in that it PERFECTLY REPLICATES the unique smell of a clean itchy wooly sweater, washed without any fabric conditioner. it also smells like freshly ironed clean men's business shirts. the steamy bitter vapours of damp cotton being ironed. I can see that some might smell it as white woods but not sweet wood, more like freshly cut timber. take a wiff of some raw cut timber or snap a handful of twigs in autumn and smell it. woody. not sweet. just wood. unusual compared to the other clean fragrances in that it doesn't smell of soap or lemon occasions to wear it? definately unisex. not feminine at all. I actually wonder if it is men's. I thinkk the only time it would be OK to wear this is in the office if you like the above smells and want something inoffensive and clean. or maybe if you haven't had time to clean your clothes.or as a fabric or room spray if you want your place to smell like everything is freshly washed but not smelling of citrus or detergent. bought, tried, will sell immediately 🤢

I love this one, and carry a rollerball in my purse at all times because A) it doesn't last very long and requires touch ups and B) It layers and plays nicely with all other scents. This is a skin scent, and clean white musk. It really does smell like a cosy cashmere sweater! But like all the Clean scents I have, it doesn't LAST and I use it more like a body spray! A good way to try this is the buy the rollerball trio - Clean Skin, Cashmere, and Warm Cotton - and try them all if you like laundry musks and skin scents. They also play well together. I love Clean's scents in the way I love Philosophy's scents - when I just can't think about what fragrance I want to wear, or can't justify using a luxury scent, these are what I reach for. They're easy on the wallet, and you can use them with abandon. As a signature, not really one that stands out or smells unique, but there's a place for these in the world nonetheless.

I enjoy the way this smells. It's a clean, musky fragrance with a sweetness and a warmth to it. It's kind of quiet and unassuming, but every so often you will turn your head and subconsciously realize that something smells nice. I would keep forgetting that the pleasant smell in the air was actually my perfume. The musk has an almost mineral feel, not quite resinous and not quite powdery, but something like soft rocks. Perhaps it's the lavender giving me that aromatic feel, clean but not too sharp.

This is a really interesting scent...kind of unique. It reminds me of my grandma because IT SMELLS LIKE INSULIN. I'm not sure if insulin has a smell on its own, or maybe they used to add something to it that gave it a certain smell, but I remember how my diabetic grandmother would inject it into her stomach and I remember liking how it smelled. This is a sweeter version of it, but I don't think I can wear this scent without being reminded of insulin and my late grandmother.

Very cozy and comfortable fragrance. the name says everything... cashmere! it smells like those jumpers/sweaters you grab from your wardrobe to wear during winter time. Very inoffensive but lovely unissex fragrance. Great for winter time after shower to stay cozy at home

This is an awesome after-bath or chilling-at-home-on-a-Sunday fragrance. I'm having a lazy day today and this is the perfect scent for relaxation. It's soft, creamy, slightly sweet, and cozy--like being wrapped in a cashmere blanket. I'm really enjoying this today!

Reminds me of CK Obsession Nigh for women, more soapy though, you can kind of tell this is a Clean fragrance.