Texas Cedarwood in Perfumery

Origins

Texas Cedarwood, also known as Juniperus ashei, thrives in the rocky terrains and arid climate of the Texas Hill Country. The wood is carefully harvested from mature trees, a process that reflects the region’s commitment to sustainable practices. After harvesting, the wood is chipped and steam-distilled to extract the rich, aromatic oil. This method not only preserves the integrity of the wood’s natural essence but also ensures a high-quality, potent oil.

Odor Profile

The scent of Texas Cedarwood is immediately recognizable—it’s dry, woody, and warm, with a subtle hint of smokiness. Unlike other cedarwood oils, which can sometimes be more resinous or sweet, Texas Cedarwood offers a cleaner, more refined aroma. Its grounding and comforting scent is often described as rugged yet sophisticated, making it a popular choice in both men’s and unisex fragrances.

Cedarwood in Perfumery

Texas Cedarwood is a versatile ingredient that adds depth and longevity to a fragrance. It is frequently used as a base note, where it enhances the richness and stability of the scent. Cedarwood blends beautifully with a variety of other notes, from fresh and citrusy top notes to rich, spicy heart notes. It’s often paired with ingredients like sandalwood, vetiver, and patchouli to create warm, earthy compositions, but it can also add a surprising twist when used with lighter, more floral accords.

Our Sister Company: Texarome

At Texarome, we’re proud to produce high-quality Texas Cedarwood oil right here in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Our commitment to sustainable harvesting and traditional distillation methods ensures that every drop of oil captures the essence of this rugged landscape. Whether it’s used in a fine fragrance or for its soothing properties, Texas Cedarwood is a true testament to the natural beauty of Texas.

Texas Cedarwood is a symbol of the resilience and beauty of the Texas landscape, offering a scent that is as enduring as the trees from which it is derived.