Sederblad

It reads more like a portrait of cedar than a plain perfume — artistic without being pretentious, and the natural composition keeps it from feeling synthetic. I can see why it won awards in its collection.

The cedar here smells like actual wood, not the sharp synthetic stuff I'm used to. It wears close to the skin for hours and never turns sour on me. Easily the most natural cedar I've tried.

I've been hunting for a cedar scent that doesn't smell like a candle, and this one actually feels like standing in a forest after rain. It wears close to the skin for hours, and the drydown stays natural instead of turning soapy.