Log Cabin

If you like woody scents, this is 100% woody scent. The wood is warm and dry. It's Lincoln Logs. Shop class. Woodworking booths at craft shows. A cedar closet. Clean hamster cage. The classroom pencil sharpener. Giftshops in the Ozarks. If smelling like any of these things turns you on, you've found your fragrance. Medium longevity and sillage.

i love this!! it's sweet, smooth cedar all around. i brought my mini bottle with me to a cabin in west virginia this summer and it definitely fit the bill. fresh, early morning after the dew when the firewood pile is just being warmed by the sun. really good.

i, for some reason, sprayed this on myself while i was exploring a gift shop in toronto. started cough hard oh my god it hits like a train. It is extremely woody. Like burning embers from the campfire woody. Also slightly spicy?

Thick, heavy, root cough syrup, there is nothing woodsy, fresh nor wood shavings in it, the scent is sweet and spicy liquor.

As a child, I loved a horror movie called Evil Dead II, (USA, 1987) filmed in 1986, in the city of Wadesboro, North Carolina, and its surroundings, where the heroes of the film are in a small Cabin, the main character Ash returns to a house in the woods. His girlfriend is possessed by demons and no longer belongs to herself. Ash is forced to fight evil alone again. This comedy-horror is especially cool to watch with the aroma of Log Cabin, Hut. Now the association with this film from childhood!) The aroma is just incredibly moving into the atmosphere of the film. Who said that perfumery and cinema are not compatible?

For me, this goes on cedar wood and sawdust with bark, faint pine needles and some hint of resins. then it passes through a middle stage of cumin sweat that I don’t like much, and ends with nice woody dry down with resin base and hints of moss. There’s even a sort of musty house smell in there that is pretty cool. Overall, nice if that middle bit wasn’t so sweaty.