Cashmeran

Cashmeran is a modern aroma molecule used by perfumers, not an ingredient taken from a plant. It smells woody and musky, with a soft, dry spiciness and a velvety finish that suggests fine knitted wool. Perfumers add it to give a fragrance body and a quiet, enveloping base. It sits comfortably with amber, vanilla, sandalwood and florals, filling the space between brighter notes without drawing attention to itself. It usually works as a supporting layer rather than a headline. Its value lies in texture: it makes a composition feel smooth, rounded and close to the skin.

In this range it mostly sits in the base, where it adds a soft, woody-musky cushion under sweeter or brighter notes and rarely announces itself.

Top note

1 perfume

Heart note

5 perfumes

Base note

36 perfumes