Vetiver, Juniper, and Black Spruce in Perfumes

Three botanical materials explain the language of Wyld Notes: root and dryness, aromatic freshness, and resinous forest.

Vetiver: Root and Structure

Often provides a dry and earthy impression. In White Lie, it supports the rose and geranium floral.

Can evoke berries, conifers, and cold air. The brand declares it in several formulas as a bridge between luminous top notes and dense base notes.

Its resinous profile enhances the woody sensation. It fits particularly well in Smokey Ember, alongside fir, woods, and vanilla.

Try one fragrance at a time and re-evaluate it after the opening. These materials are often best appreciated once the perfume settles.

This article describes their olfactive role and does not attribute therapeutic effects.

Not always; a note is a perception that can come from several materials.