An abandoned Japanese onsen gently smolders in Scents of Wood's Burnt Hinoki. Charred citrus-y wood intermingles with crisp, invigorating juniper berry to create this addictively smoky fall scent -- a fire that we never want to go out.

From Scents of Wood
A fragrant dance of charred elegance, capturing the essence of the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban, an ancestral process of burning wood for its immortality, long-lastingness and strength. The aromatic juniper berry lends a sublet, piney freshness while smoked Hinoki and cedarwood intertwine, creating a rich scorched signature.
The scent was inspired by the smoked hinoki wood marquetry walls of a mansion that left a lasting impression on perfumer Domitille Michalon. With a captivating and enigmatic aura, Burnt Hinoki transports you to a world where tradition and artistry unite in a harmonious olfactory journey.

Perfumer
Domitille Michalon

Notes
juniper berry oil LMR, smoked hinoki accord, cypress ultimate absolute LMR, cedarwood oil Himalayan, vetiver concentrate for life LMR, myrrh oil LMR, olibanum oil LMR

FYI
Scents of Wood fragrances use perfumers alcohol that has been aged in wooden barrels, which adds a unique wood character to the scents.

Hinoki is a type of Japanese cypress wood that has long been used in Japan for its beauty, durability, and delicate, natural fragrance. It is a traditional Japanese building material and was often used in temples and shrines. The aroma is dry, fine woody, and has light terpenic nuances with soft herbal/lemony overtones and a peculiar warm, sweet, somewhat spicy undertone.