Hinoki (Chamaecyparis Obtusa) perfumes
Hinoki (Chamaecyparis Obtusa) scented fragrances
MIYAKO
byAnnayake
"A feminine Oriental with sweet, heady notes. Frankincense, amber and sandalwood are the pillars of..."
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Poet’s Jasmine
byIneke
"Poet’s Jasmine starts with citrus fruit, rosemary, absinthe (aka artemisia) and star anise. The..."
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PROVOCATIVE WOMAN
byElizabeth Arden
"A sensual (orchid, red amber), exotic (papaya blossom, hinoki wood) essence in which intense..."
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Sport for Men
byJil Sander
"An energetic and cool scent with a vibrant start of spices and lemon and middle notes of..."
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Stylessence
byJil Sander
"The zesty top notes blend petitgrain and spicy cardamom. The floral heart mixes neroli and jasmine...."
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Thé pour un Eté
byL'Artisan Parfumeur
"A jasmine tea accord. Chilled, filled with ice cubes and topped with a mint leaf."
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Umé
byKeiko Mecheri
"A subtle and original scent with floral notes of peony and jasmine and floral-fruity notes of..."
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woodsy, cedar, pine, balsamic, camphor.
Origins
Hinoki is a variety of cypress that is native to Japan. This conferous tree has a conical silhouette and thick bark. In Asia it is believed to have spiritual powers, and for this reason it is used in building Buddhist temples.
Extraction Method
Distillation of the bark renders a fragrant essential oil. The leaves and roots can also be distilled.
Use
With its woodsy, balsamic notes and aromatic accents, Hinoki is used as a base note in many fine fragrances both for men and and for women.
Powers
Hinoki wood’s uses are many: construction, furniture, incense and more…
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