Beautywood

Beautywood is creamy sandalwood, with light touches of vanilla, balsams, benzoin... It's a very soothing and comforting fragrance. The hint of sweetness feels very natural and effortless. For me it's perfect going into fall and winter and I'll enjoy wearing it again in spring. Since it's 99% natural the longevity isn't great, but the quality is exquisite and worth it. And if you spray it on fabric, it lasts for several days. This is also a perfect fragrance to enjoy before sleep. Sometimes I spray it on the edges of my pillowcase since it's so cozy. I'd say Beautywood is the sister to Coco Blanc. Coco Blanc has more vanilla and sweetness.

A somehow very bright earthy fragrance. I wear it in my hair, and whenever I take it out of a ponytail people say something. Someone once told me I have the best natural smell while I was wearing it, so I understand how people get the body smell aspect. It worked for me tho lol

Exceptionally beautiful, alluring earthy perfume. I felt so grounded, so at peace and so renewed with this scent. I had a small bottle of it, but couldn't get enough of it

In the opening I have nice whiffs of cedar and extra dry rosewood, followed by warm amber resins with benzoin and an oud a medicinal thread. On the skin I get fruity scents of ylang and oily vanilla, all on a creamy carpet of sandalwood. It has a more meditative, balsamic and relaxing start than gourmant with the cedar tincture that keeps the party alive. There is little else to add because when the sandal dries, it turns from cream to butter and starts a banquet for cannibals. Comfortable and gentle warm.

this starts with woods and a lot of benzoin. the sandalwood and vanilla get stronger over time. it's warm and cozy and not too sweet but has a creaminess or butteriness as well.

A pleasant and comforting perfume that really pulls you in, but it is not sophisticated or surprising.

It goes on with cedar shavings and tiny traces of BO, which made me check if it was me (it wasn't!). It's mostly dry woody with elements of sandal spice (cumin / caraway), and resin that does not quite match up with the vibe created by the woods. Look, I'll need to try this one out again, obviously, but for now it feels a little off and jarring...