Which Scents of Wood sample to try first
We list 45 samples by Scents of Wood. A guide by the recorded data, with 8 samples shown.
We list 45 samples by Scents of Wood. Here are 8 of them, each with the data that is on record for it. Read it as a map, not as a top list.
The selection
Scents of Wood Néroli in Acacia
Scents of Wood Néroli in Acacia, by Scents of Wood, comes without a recorded note list on our pages. Do not judge it next to other perfumes on the same arm, as they blur each other.
Scents of Wood Sandalwood In Oak
Scents of Wood Sandalwood In Oak is on the list from Scents of Wood. Its notes are not on record here, and we do not guess them. What reads as sweet on one person can read as dry on another.
Scents of Wood Mineral Cedar
Scents of Wood also has Scents of Wood Mineral Cedar. We have no pyramid on file for it. Warm skin and cool skin can bring out different sides, so try both if you can.
Scents of Wood Ebony in Oak
For Scents of Wood Ebony in Oak from Scents of Wood we hold no notes; wear it and judge. Your own nose gets used to a scent quickly, so ask someone near you what they notice.
Scents of Wood Oud in Bourbon
Scents of Wood Oud in Bourbon is on the list from Scents of Wood. Its notes are not on record here, and we do not guess them. Give it time to settle before you judge it.
Scents of Wood Rain on Oak
Scents of Wood also has Scents of Wood Rain on Oak. We have no pyramid on file for it. One wearing shows a mood, several wearings show the perfume.
Scents of Wood Vanilla in Bourbon
Scents of Wood Vanilla in Bourbon is on the list from Scents of Wood. Its notes are not on record here, and we do not guess them. Notice how close it stays to the skin and how much of it others pick up.
Scents of Wood Papyrus in Acacia
Scents of Wood Papyrus in Acacia, by Scents of Wood, comes without a recorded note list on our pages. Write down what you notice after a few minutes and again after lunch, and you will see how it moves.
Also in this selection: Scents of Wood Burnt Hinoki, Scents of Wood Oak in Bourbon, Scents of Wood Vetiver in Chestnut, Scents of Wood Orange In Chestnut, Scents of Wood Sequoia in Rye, Scents of Wood Strength in Santal, Scents of Wood Hazelnut in Oak, Scents of Wood Evergreen in Snow, Scents of Wood Praline in Maple, Scents of Wood Santal Umeshu.
How to test them
Ask someone you trust what they notice, because your own nose adapts quickly. Check it after a few minutes, around midday and in the evening. Use it the way you would use a full bottle, on a normal day. Wear it on at least three different days before you decide.
With 2, 5 or 10 ml in a glass spray vial you can find out how it behaves on your skin, at your own pace. A sample earns its place when you reach for it again without planning to. A decant gives you time with it, which a quick spray on a paper strip never does.
Where to go next
- Scents of Wood samples
- all samples
- find your scent
- sample sets
- how we fill your sample
- how to use a sample vial
- what a decant is
- how to test perfume on skin
Questions
How were these samples chosen?
By the tags and note lists on record for each perfume. Nothing was added from memory, the order is not a ranking, and perfumes without recorded notes are described without notes.
Which sizes do the samples come in?
Every sample comes as 2, 5 or 10 ml in a glass spray vial. The smallest is enough for a first impression, the larger ones for many wearings.
Why do some perfumes show no notes?
Because we only print notes we can trace to a source. Where no note list is on record, the page says so and leaves the judging to your own skin.
