Woodphoria

Woodphoria blends woody, powdery, and musky accords with a prominent coconut and fig leaf presence, creating a complex, unisex signature that leans toward the dry, earthy side of perfumery. The opening features a sharp, dense sandalwood and cedar core that some describe as intense or even headache-inducing, with a creamy, lactonic coconut note often dominating early wear. Over time, the scent evolves into a warmer, quieter dry-down, revealing a salty, musky, and slightly sweet undercurrent often compared to similar tones in Le Labo’s Another 13 or Byredo’s Super Cedar. It carries a smoky, leathery depth that some liken to dusty books or unlit campfires, while others find the balance too dry or sharp. The sillage remains intimate, clinging closely to the skin, and longevity is moderate—lasting around 5–6 hours—though some report it fading quickly. It shares strong similarities with Arizona Bloom, suggesting it may appeal to fans of lightweight, woody ambroxan scents with a soft, powdery core.