Cashmere

Cashmere, in the context of scent, is not derived from the physical cashmere fabric but refers to a warm, luxurious fragrance note often used in perfumery. The scent profile of cashmere is typically rich, smooth, and velvety, embodying a blend of floral and musky notes, with a soft, powdery finish that is both comforting and sophisticated. It often incorporates elements of vanilla, sandalwood, and amber, creating a creamy and indulgent aroma that evokes the sumptuous, plush texture of cashmere wool. This fragrance note provides a sensual foundation or a seductive accent in perfumes, contributing to a feeling of opulence and warmth. Its understated elegance makes it a popular choice for creating cozy and inviting scent atmospheres in both perfumes and scented home products.