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Amyris Perfumes

Amyris adds a soft, warm woody note to perfume. It feels balsamic and lightly sweet, sometimes subtly spicy or resinous, and gives many compositions a calm, rounded drydown.

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Amyris in perfume: gentle wood with balsamic warmth

Amyris smells soft, woody and lightly sweet. Balsamic, resinous and subtly spicy nuances can emerge as it settles. The note often appears in the base, where it helps warmer accords blend into a calm, rounded finish.

Between sandalwood, spices and resins

Vanilla, tonka bean and amber highlight the sweeter side of amyris. Vetiver, patchouli and cedar make it feel drier, while myrrh, labdanum and other resins deepen its balsamic character.

If you enjoy soft, balsamic woody scents, explore the different ways amyris can shape a composition here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is amyris the same as sandalwood?

No. Amyris is sometimes called West Indian sandalwood, but it is not botanically true sandalwood. Both can feel soft and woody, while amyris often has a more balsamic and lightly resinous side.

What does amyris add to a fragrance base?

Amyris can connect warm woods, amber and resins, helping the drydown feel softer and more rounded.

Which notes pair well with amyris?

Vanilla, tonka bean, amber, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, myrrh and labdanum all pair well with amyris.

Is amyris only used in heavy perfumes?

No. Amyris appears in rich, darker compositions as well as softer woody and lightly spicy perfumes.