Tree Resin

Tree resin is a sticky, aromatic substance that oozes from certain trees, such as pine, fir, and spruce. It is often harvested and used in incense, perfumes, and other products due to its distinctive, earthy-balsamic scent. Resins can vary in color from pale yellow to dark brown depending on the tree species and extraction method.

Fragrances featuring tree resin notes tend to evoke a sense of warmth, comfort, and grounding. They can create a cozy, meditative atmosphere and are often associated with spiritual or ritualistic practices. Resins work well in colder weather and formal settings, but can also add depth and complexity to more casual, everyday scents.

Tree resins are commonly used as base notes in perfumes, providing a warm, woody, and long-lasting scent. They are often blended with other notes like frankincense, myrrh, or amber to create rich, resinous fragrances. Resins are particularly prevalent in incense-inspired, oriental, and chypre-style perfumes.