Note

Cade Oil (3)

All 3 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This unique note introduces an earthy and woody aroma that evokes the rugged essence of nature. Often described as smoky yet slightly sweet, it carries an intriguing warmth reminiscent of sun-baked forests and the rich, raw scent of wood burning. Its character can be both comforting and assertive, adding depth and complexity to fragrance compositions. Cade oil is predominantly found in the chypre, woody, and aromatic fragrance families. By imparting a robust and resinous quality, it enhances the overall richness of a blend, often used to support base notes like leather, tobacco, and vetiver. In perfumery, it functions as a fixative, anchoring other elements and helping to create a balanced structure. Its ability to evoke a sense of wild adventure makes it particularly appealing for fragrances inspired by nature or the outdoors. This timeless note captures a primal essence, bringing an inviting warmth that can resonate deeply with the wearer.

Overview

3 fragrances · 3 brands · £22–£39

Lattafa Maahir Black Edition — dupe of Orto Parisi Terroni

Fragrances

  • Lattafa Maahir Black Edition — Inspired by Orto Parisi Terroni — 8.6/10 — £22
  • Alexandria Fragrances Ebony Flame — Inspired by Tom Ford luxurious Ébène Fumé — 8.1/10 — £39
  • Rayhaan Pharaoh — Inspired by Paco Rabanne Phantom — £30

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cade Oil in perfume?

This unique note introduces an earthy and woody aroma that evokes the rugged essence of nature. Often described as smoky yet slightly sweet, it carries an intriguing warmth reminiscent of sun-baked forests and the rich, raw scent of wood burning. Its character can be both comforting and assertive, adding depth and complexity to fragrance compositions. Cade oil is predominantly found in the chypre, woody, and aromatic fragrance families. By imparting a robust and resinous quality, it enhances the overall richness of a blend, often used to support base notes like leather, tobacco, and vetiver. In perfumery, it functions as a fixative, anchoring other elements and helping to create a balanced structure. Its ability to evoke a sense of wild adventure makes it particularly appealing for fragrances inspired by nature or the outdoors. This timeless note captures a primal essence, bringing an inviting warmth that can resonate deeply with the wearer.

What are the best Cade Oil fragrances?

The top rated options are Lattafa Maahir Black Edition (8.6/10) and Alexandria Fragrances Ebony Flame (8.1/10).

Which brands make Cade Oil fragrances?

3 brands are represented, including Alexandria Fragrances, Lattafa and Rayhaan.

How much do Cade Oil fragrances cost?

Prices range between £22 and £39 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.