Perfumes with Cashmeran

Perfumes with Cashmeran

Cashmeran smells soft, musky, woody and slightly dusty, a velvety note with faint hints of pine, resin and spice that evokes the feel of cashmere fabric. It is a synthetic molecule developed in the 1970s and not found in nature.

Its name refers to this soft, cashmere-like texture. The scent bridges musk and wood and gives a composition warm volume and a comforting diffusion. Being tenacious, cashmeran mostly sits in the base. It pairs well with vanilla, musk, sandalwood, iris, patchouli, amber and rose, and it is a key building block of cashmere wood accords.

Cashmeran appears in 2,307 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue and is used mostly as a base note.

Popular perfumes with Cashmeran

Notes most often paired with Cashmeran