Fragrance Note

Oak

Used in 50+ fragrances on FragranVerse

What it smells like

Oak offers a dry, woody aroma with smoky, tannic undertones like aged barrels and forest floors. Derived from the Quercus genus, it provides a sturdy, earthy base with subtle leather and smoky nuances.

How it's used in perfumery

Oak is used as a base note in woody and chypre fragrances, often to add depth and longevity. It pairs well with sandalwood, vetiver, and tobacco, creating a rich, substantial foundation.

Fun fact

The use of oak in perfumery often references its historical role in aging wine and spirits.

Volatility: BaseFamily: Woody

Perfumes with Oak(50)