Tobacco Leaf
Sweet, honeyed, dried-hay tobacco leaf with a slightly fruity, warm edge — the smell of a humidor or pipe tin, not stale smoke.
Cautions
- Discolors soap or wax (usually tan to dark brown)
No special cautions at normal use; follow the supplier's IFRA certificate.
How it behaves
CandlesGreat
Wax meltsGreat
Reed diffuserGood
Room & linen sprayWorkable
Electric (water) diffuserAvoid
Cold-process soapGood
Many tobacco accords contain vanillin and will brown soap; check the supplier's vanillin figure.
Melt-and-pour soapGood
Laundry & cleaningWorkable
Pairs well with
Vanilla
Base · Gourmand
Fragrance oil
Leather
Base · Smoky & leather
Fragrance oil
Honey
Base · Gourmand
Fragrance oil
Amber
Base · Resinous & amber
Fragrance oil
Mahogany
Base · Woody
Fragrance oil
Teakwood
Base · Woody
Fragrance oil
Labdanum
Base · Resinous & amber
Absolute / CO2
Cardamom
Middle · Spicy
Essential oil
Bergamot
Top · Citrus
Essential oil
Black Pepper
Top · Spicy
Essential oil
Don't have it? Try Leather, Amber.
In these blends
Old Library
Leather armchairs, pipe tobacco and the dusty spice of old book spines.
Clary Sage · Bergamot · Cardamom · Leather · Tobacco Leaf · Black Pepper
GroundingCozyNostalgicAutumnWinter
Honeyed Tobacco
Cured tobacco leaves and warm honey in an old barn at harvest.
Bergamot · Cardamom · Honey · Clary Sage · Geranium · Tobacco Leaf
SensualCozyAutumnWinter
A little lore
Tobacco leaves are cured by hanging them in barns, where they slowly turn from green to golden brown.