Canadian Sequoia

Canadian sequoia, also known as coast redwood or Sequoia sempervirens, is a species of evergreen tree renowned for its impressive height and longevity, native to the coastal regions of northern California and the southwestern corner of Oregon in the United States. It is not actually native to Canada, despite what the name Canadian sequoia might imply.

The scent profile of sequoia is woody and earthy, emblematic of deep forest environments. It has refreshing green notes, capturing the essence of moss-covered earth and fresh, damp foliage. Often described as clean and soothing, the aroma can also have a slightly resinous quality with hints of pine, cedar, and sandalwood. This complex blend makes sequoia wood and its extracts popular in aromatherapy and perfumery, where they are used to evoke the serene and invigorating atmosphere of ancient woodland landscapes. The unique, natural fragrance is both grounding and uplifting, making it a favored choice for natural scents and essential oils.