energizing
spicy
cozy
Cinnamon
Warmth in a Whiff
Spicy / Gourmand
Aroma family
Perfume role
Heart or base note
Mood it evokes
Warm, SeductiveCinnamon is a magnetic ingredient in
perfumery — instantly recognizable, richly
comforting, and undeniably sensual. It's the
scent of warmth: spicy yet sweet, bold but
nostalgic. Used carefully, it adds fire and
depth to any blend, stirring emotion and
intrigue.
Loved by: Gourmand lovers and niche
fragrance fans
Perfumery reputation: The star of spicy
blends and festive limited editions
Community favorite: Cinnamon scents are
often worn in colder months, evoking
holidays, mulled wine, and cozy memoriesORIGINS
Cinnamon comes from the inner bark of
tropical trees — most famously
Cinnamomum verum (true cinnamon) and
Cinnamomum cassia (stronger, spicier).
Native to Sri Lanka, India, and Southeast Asia,
it has been treasured since ancient times.
Egyptians used it in embalming rituals,
Romans in sacred ceremonies, and medieval
traders treated it like gold.
In perfumery, cinnamon adds an instantly
warm, enveloping presence. The essential oil
is distilled from the bark and offers both
spicy heat and caramel-like sweetness.
Fun fact: While cinnamon in cooking often
leans sweet, in perfumery it can be
surprisingly bold, resinous, or smoky —
depending on its pairing.Signature
Scent Spotlight
Featuring
cinnamon
Tom Ford – Tobacco Vanille
A spicy-sweet classic.
Cinnamon pairs with tobacco leaf and
dried fruit for an opulent, addictive trail.Woody & Deep
Vetiver
Cedar
leaf
Blends
Well With
Sweet & Cozy
Fruity & Lush
Vanilla
Orchid
Honey
Cocoa Flower
Sandalwood
Apple
Blossom
Myrtle
Grapefruit Dries
Van NotenBehind
the Scent
Cinnamon is one of the few ingredients that
can trigger emotional warmth almost
instantly.
In fact, studies show the scent of cinnamon
can improve focus and mental alertness —
while also evoking feelings of comfort and
nostalgia.
Perfumers often use cinnamon to add drama
and dimension — it can shift a composition
from soft to bold, from simple to irresistible.
Cinnamon