Oak CO2 is a woody note used to create structure, depth, and lasting warmth. Its scent may be dry, creamy, smoky, resinous, earthy, pencil-like, or polished depending on the wood or accord. In perfumery, woody notes support the whole composition and connect fresh openings with deeper bases. It pairs naturally with amber, musk, incense, leather, vetiver, patchouli, spices, citrus, and soft resins.
