Creamy scent notes

Creamy describes texture more than a single smell. It is the rounded, milky softness that lactones, sandalwood and vanilla give a blend, the difference between a sharp edge and a smooth one.

Creamy notes can open a blend or sit in its heart, and they settle naturally into almond, maple or coconut. Use them when a fruit or floral fragrance feels thin or harsh in a candle. They suit gourmand blends, and they make woods feel softer.