Explore Earthy Male Colognes: Discover Nature-Inspired Fragrances

what male colognes have earthy scents

Earthy scents are a staple in men's grooming. They are warm and spicy, with notes that are often derived from woods, leaves, roots, and other natural aromas like spices or minerals.

- Terre d'Hermes Parfum by Hermes has a woody and spicy accord with notes of vetiver, flint, and oak moss.

- Dior Sauvage is a classic, fresh scent with earthy and woody notes.

- Chanel Bleu de Chanel is a bright, understated, and versatile scent with notes of cedar and sandalwood.

- Encre Noire by Lalique has spicy top notes and rich, earthy base notes of vetiver, cashmere wood, and musk.

- Maison Margiela 'Replica' Jazz Club is a sophisticated and long-lasting scent with notes of tobacco and vanilla.

- Hermes Terre d'Hermes Eau Givrée is a fresh and striking scent with citrusy and woody notes.

- Aesop Hwyl is fresh and earthy, like a walk through a forest with woody and spicy notes.

- Burberry Hero Eau de Parfum is an earthy, woody fragrance with notes of cedarwood, pine needle, and benzoin.

- Kingsmen Premium's Holy Grail has leather notes, commonly described as earthy and woody, with subtle burnt notes and hints of tobacco.

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Overall scent Woody, spicy, earthy, citrusy, musky, aquatic, exotic, fresh, warm, sweet, smoky, herbal, aromatic, natural, masculine, bold, subtle, balanced, simple, luxurious, clean, light, bright, cool, spicy, crisp, mysterious, minimal, nostalgic, aquatic, floral, fruity, green, dry, smooth, powdery, creamy, vanilla-scented, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, oriental, 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Woody fragrances

Tom Ford Oud Wood

This is a classic woody fragrance with earthy notes of rare oud wood, sandalwood, and Chinese pepper. It is a good signature scent and is versatile yet distinctive.

Jo Malone London Wood Sage & Sea Salt Cologne

This is a more minimal scent that calls to the sea. It evokes nature with notes of ambrette seeds, sage, grapefruit, and ambrette.

Le Labo Santal 33 Eau de Parfum

This unisex fragrance appeals to almost every nose, with a rich, spicy scent that has warm notes of cardamom, violet accord, iris, and ambrox, and a base of cedarwood, sandalwood, and leather.

Chanel Bleu de Chanel

Chanel bottles the woodiness of the earth in a refined, elegant way. This scent is fresh and masculine, with aromatic cedar and New Caledonian sandalwood.

Burberry Hero Eau de Parfum

Be the hero. In this tale, he smells like conquered woods: cedarwood, pine needle, and benzoin.

Maison Margiela Replica 'By the Fireplace'

Maison Margiela captures the sweet, comfortable woodiness that comes from lying by the fire, with decadent, rich notes of clove oil, chestnut accord, and vanilla accord, making it sweet and earthy.

Cartier Pasha Noir Absolu Eau de Parfum

This woody cologne is bold, sensual, and mysterious, characterised by burnt wood and caramelised sugar. It is deliciously warm and spicy.

Penhaligon's Babylon Eau de Parfum

Babylon bottles woodiness with long-lasting notes of saffron, nutmeg, and coriander, complemented by base notes of sandalwood, cedar, and vanilla.

Yves Saint Laurent MYSLF Eau de Parfum

First, you smell the floral orange blossom and crisp bergamot, but within seconds, the rich, woody base of this modern fragrance takes over. It is a smooth, multifaceted scent that is familiar yet entirely new.

Kilian Sacred Wood Eau de Parfum

This warm cologne celebrates sandalwood in a major way. Punched up with notes of ambrette seed and other woods like balsam and cedar, this deeply seductive juice is woody on all levels.

BVLGARI MAN Rain Essence Cologne

This woody men’s scent is inspired by rain. The base note of smooth guaiac wood grounds this scent into something more wearable than just the scent of rain. It is surprisingly fresh and decidedly masculine.

DIPTYQUE Eau Nabati Eau de Parfum

Inspired by a walk through an imaginary desert garden, this exotic scent leans on notes of balsam to mimic the trees that protect the other rich flora of the garden. What lingers on your skin is an earthy woodiness that’s impossible to ignore.

Arquiste A Grove By The Sea

Inspired by islands in the Adriatic Sea, this cologne is a unique take on a woody aquatic. Woods like Mediterranean pine tree and cypress are intertwined with fig, wild herbs, olive oil, and pine needles. The effect is subtle yet deeply layered, just like walking through an island forest.

Perfumehead Xanaboud Extrait de Parfum

One of the most overtly sexy fragrances, this heady combination of woods, Turkish rose, jasmine, and oud is all about nighttime. It’s bold and sensual, but not overly aggressive, and mixes with the scent of your skin.

Michael Malul American Novelist Esquire Fragrance Eau de Parfum

This woody cologne is versatile for day or night. Top notes of bergamot, juniper, and wild mint give it a crisp, fresh quality, and there is an herbaceousness from the clary sage and basil. At the base, leather lends a smoothness to the woody notes of cedarwood, moss, and pine.

Green Irish Tweed

Described as "the king" of woody fragrances, this scent is welcoming, comforting, and warm.

Wonderwood or Profile 18

Described as smelling "pretty damn good", these fragrances are "woody" and unique.

Bleu de Chanel

A masterpiece in a bottle, this scent is worn by many older people.

Platinum Egoiste

Platinum Egoiste is a woody fragrance that is "timeless".

Tam Dao

A "really great woody perfume", Tam Dao is smooth, earthy, and smoky.

Creed Original Vetiver

Creed Original Vetiver is a great woody fragrance.

Tom Ford Grey Vetiver

A good fragrance for those who are "not much of a woodsy scent guy", this fragrance has vetiver as an accompanying note rather than a dominant one.

Givenchy Gentleman Boisée

According to one source, this is the "best woody parfum ever".

Bvlgari The Wood Essence

This scent has woody notes but doesn't last very long.

Encre Noire a L'Extreme

Encre Noire a L'Extreme is a woody fragrance.

Terre d'Hermes

Terre d'Hermes is another woody fragrance.

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Tobacco scents

Tobacco colognes are a unique and attractive choice for men, offering a rich, masculine aroma that is both comforting and sophisticated. Here is a selection of some of the best tobacco colognes for men:

Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille

This iconic cologne from Tom Ford is a classic choice for a reason. It's a smoky, sweet, and spicy fragrance that is impossible to ignore. The key notes are tobacco (in leaf and blossom form), vanilla, cacao, and tonka bean, creating a sexy, spicy, and long-lasting scent.

Santa Maria Novella Tobacco Toscano

This elegant and subtle cologne from Santa Maria Novella has been a staple of the house for centuries. It's designed to be appreciated by the wearer, with notes of tobacco, sweet vanilla, smooth leather, and a variety of woods. It's a surprisingly long-lasting yet non-aggressive scent that enhances the natural aroma of your skin.

Guerlain Tobacco Honey

Guerlain is known for its honey-based fragrances, and this cologne is a perfect example. The honey note is balanced by spices, tobacco, tonka bean, vanilla, and woods, creating a warm and sweet fragrance that dries down to a rich, woody base.

Amouage Opus XIV Royal Tobacco

This bold and mysterious cologne from Amouage is sure to make a statement. It's heavy on the incense and tobacco, creating a smoky and mystical aura. It's an aggressive and confident fragrance with lasting power, perfect for making a memorable entrance.

Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb

The original Spicebomb from Viktor & Rolf is a spicy and long-lasting cologne. The initial blast of pink pepper is followed by other spices like saffron and paprika. The base notes of tobacco, leather, and vetiver give this fragrance a unique longevity that sets it apart from fresh, aquatic scents.

Parfums de Marly Herod

Herod is a hyper-realistic tobacco cologne with subtle sweetness and warmth. It opens with rich and spicy notes of cinnamon, blending into a smoky vanilla-wood base. It's a suave and well-dressed scent that showcases traditionally heavy notes in a balanced and refined way.

Mancera Red Tobacco

Mancera Red Tobacco is a highly concentrated and long-lasting cologne. The opening is polarizing with a hit of spices, oud, and incense. However, it soon transforms into something creamy, warm, and sensual, with dry pipe tobacco taking centre stage. It's the perfect fragrance for fall and winter.

Tom Ford Tobacco Oud

Tobacco Oud is a daring and devilish twist on the classic Tom Ford cologne. It unleashes an intoxicating aroma of spiced whiskey, with notes of tobacco, oud, sandalwood, and vanilla. It's a bold and attention-grabbing fragrance with impressive longevity.

Calvin Klein CK One Shock

CK One Shock is a fresh and uplifting fragrance with top notes of clementine and cucumber. The heart notes of cardamom, pepper, and basil add a touch of sweetness and spice, while the base of tobacco, amber, wood, musk, and patchouli give it depth. It's a great choice for daytime wear and spring seasons.

O'Boticario Coffee Man

Coffee Man is a budget-friendly and cruelty-free fragrance with a unique blend of notes. The top notes of coffee, sandalwood, amber, and patchouli are complemented by tobacco and leather, creating a refined and masculine scent. It's perfect for nighttime occasions and offers a respectable performance with 6-8 hours of wear.

Kilian Back to Black

Back to Black by Kilian Hennessy is a luxurious and addictive fragrance. It opens with spiced honey and ripe cherry, balanced by smoky incense and tobacco. It's a long-lasting scent that will leave a lasting impression, making it perfect for special occasions and dangerous liaisons.

Diptyque Volutes

Volutes by Diptyque is a unique tobacco cologne that flips the traditional trend. It opens with light, powdery florals and subtle spices, followed by soft honey-tobacco and benzoin. It's a quietly confident and classy scent, best suited for mature men who want to project an image of sophistication and intelligence.

Davidoff Cool Water

Cool Water by Davidoff is an interesting and complex fragrance. It blends salty sea notes with minty botanicals and spice, followed by musk, fresh-cut tobacco, and rain-soaked wood. It's an aromatic, green, and clean scent, perfect for summer days, and one of the best tobacco colognes for musk lovers.

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Leather notes

Acqua di Parma Leather

Acqua di Parma Leather has a rich, 'leathery' smell inspired by the workshops of Tuscan craftsmen. It combines citrus and woody notes for a fresh dry-down. The top notes are Brazilian orange, the middle notes are honeysuckle, and the base notes are a leather accord. It is an elegant, luxurious, and approachable scent that works for everyone.

Dana English Leather

Dana English Leather is a fresh, sweet, and contemporary take on leather. It opens with a burst of Italian bergamot, followed by floral lavender and iris. The base notes of leather, cedarwood, and tonka bean give it a slightly sexy and musky feel. It is an ideal fragrance for the summer, feeling both nostalgic and modern.

Dior Fahrenheit

Dior Fahrenheit is a unique, niche scent from a big brand. It has a dark, fiery, and polarizing smell, with a burst of violet leaf, nutmeg, and mandarin that is famously akin to gasoline. However, in the dry-down, it becomes woody and floral, with honeysuckle, jasmine, and lily-of-the-valley at its heart and musk, amber, and patchouli glowing on the skin. It is a timeless, elegant, and unique use of leather.

John Varvatos Vintage

John Varvatos Vintage is a smooth and fresh classic leather scent with smoky tobacco and fruity notes. It is a chypre aromatic cologne with cinnamon, basil, lavender, patchouli, dry oak moss, tonka bean, and suede as its key notes. It is an outdoorsy, sensuous, and mature scent, perfect for spring.

Valentino Uomo by Valentino

Valentino Uomo is a sweet and sophisticated scent designed by Olivier Polge. It has a warm chocolate opening combined with the complexity of bergamot. The middle notes are hazelnut, chocolate, and roasted coffee beans, and it dries down to a sweet and musky scent. It has excellent longevity, making it perfect for transitioning from day to night.

Molton Brown Dark Leather

Molton Brown Dark Leather is an intense, resinous leather cologne. It uses aromatics, leather, and woody notes to evoke the feeling of coziness on a brisk night by a crackling fire. The top notes are warm elemi, the middle notes are smoky tobacco, and the base notes are leather. It is a rugged, pleasant, and distinctive scent, perfect for fall and winter.

Tom Ford Ombre Leather

Tom Ford's Ombre Leather is a dry and warm unisex fragrance. It has notes of black leather, green tobacco, and wood, with a distinctive composition. The top notes are cardamom, the middle notes are leather, and the base notes are amber. It has a powerful projection and is long-lasting, making an impression in any room.

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Musk colognes

Molton Brown Milk Musk

Molton Brown offers an innovative combination of milk and earthy musk in their Milk Musk cologne. Part of their signature scent collection, it falls into the oriental olfactory category. The fragrance features top notes of elemi resin, peach, pear and milk, followed by a heart of musk, ambroxan and vanilla. The base notes of benzoin, tonka and cedarwood give this delicate scent some extra depth.

Diptyque Fleur De Peau

Fleur De Peau, or "Skin Flower", is a subtle and elegant fragrance from Diptyque. Inspired by the Greek mythological love story of Eros and Psyche, it captures the scent of skin and musk. With top notes of mandarin, angelica, aldehyde, bergamot and pink peppercorn, the scent becomes more floral over time, with a centre of iris and Turkish rose. The lingering trail of ambrette, ambergris, musk, amberwood, carrot, sandalwood and leather provides masculinity and longevity.

Jo Malone London Rose & White Musk

Breaking the traditional rules of perfumery, Jo Malone's Rose & White Musk Absolu is unique in that it does not feature any top notes. Instead, it explores all botanical facets of the rose in its composition, including rose damask, rose essence, rose absolute and rose water. This floral heart is built upon a foundation of amber, oud and white musk, adding an exotic, masculine touch.

Armani Prive Musc Shamal

Armani Prive's Musc Shamal is a fusion of bold contrasts, with a modern, citrus-tinged aldehyde providing a breezy effect upon the initial spritz. This musk cologne is part of the La Collection Des Mille Et Une Nuits, paying tribute to the splendours of the Orient. The traditional musk theme is modernised with jasmine and rose, along with amber, vanilla and cedarwood, giving it a Middle-Eastern vibe.

Guerlain Les Absolus d’Orient Musc Noble

Described as an "oriental dream", Guerlain's Musc Noble is a warm and powdery musk that blends seamlessly with the skin. This woody, floral and musky fragrance is part of the luxurious Les Absolus d’Orient collection. Created by master perfumer Thierry Wasser, it features notes of rose, saffron, cedarwood, geranium, labdanum and orris, creating a seductive and tempting scent perfect for date night.

Hermès Hermessence Cardamusc

Hermès' Hermessence Cardamusc is a precious fragrance oil that can be worn on its own or layered with other perfumes. It combines the warm, sensual appeal of musk with the cool, clean scent of cardamom spice, creating an aromatic and genderless cocoon.

Dolce & Gabbana Velvet Oriental Musk

Dolce & Gabbana's Velvet Oriental Musk is a punchy, aromatic and unisex fragrance with a strong masculine lean. It opens with a top layer of cumin, saffron and cardamom, followed by a heart of damask rose and cypriol. The base notes of musk, amber, cedar, tonka and sandalwood create a sensual and manly aroma, paying tribute to the ancient history of Palermo, Sicily.

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Earthy and spicy accords

Earthy notes, such as vetiver, patchouli, and oakmoss, provide a robust foundation for spicy accords. These earthy elements add a layer of complexity, enhancing the depth and longevity of the fragrance. Vetiver, with its smoky and citrusy facets, blends seamlessly with spices like black pepper and cardamom. Patchouli, on the other hand, lends an exotic touch with its spicy-sweet aroma. Oakmoss, a classic earthy note, adds a hint of forest-like freshness that grounds the composition.

For a truly distinctive fragrance, combining spices with earthy notes like leather and tobacco can create an intriguing contrast. Leather accords, reminiscent of oak or other woods, often carry subtle burnt or tobacco nuances. This interplay of earthy and spicy notes adds a layer of sophistication to the composition. Tobacco, derived from fresh tobacco leaves, contributes a sweet and warm aroma, pairing exquisitely with spices like cinnamon and clove. This combination evokes a refined and slightly mysterious allure.

When it comes to spices, black pepper is a standout ingredient. Its sharp and pungent aroma adds a crisp edge to any fragrance. When combined with earthy notes, it creates a vibrant contrast that is both captivating and unexpected. Spicy notes of cinnamon and clove enhance the warmth of the composition, while earthy elements like patchouli and cedar provide a solid foundation. This interplay of spices and earth creates a sophisticated and dynamic fragrance.

Another exceptional spice to consider is cardamom. With its warm and slightly sweet aroma, cardamom adds a subtle spiciness that blends seamlessly with earthy notes. The combination of cardamom and earthy elements like vetiver and sandalwood results in a well-rounded and inviting fragrance. Cardamom's unique aroma enhances the depth of the composition, making it a perfect choice for a signature scent.

Lastly, let's not forget the allure of allspice. Allspice, as the name suggests, offers a beautiful blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove. When combined with earthy notes, it creates a warm and comforting fragrance that is perfect for the cooler months. Earthy elements like patchouli and cedarwood complement the spicy accord, resulting in a well-rounded and inviting scent. Allspice adds a touch of sophistication to the composition, making it a versatile choice for any occasion.

Frequently asked questions

Popular colognes with earthy scents include Terre d'Hermes Eau Givrée by Hermès, Dior Sauvage, Chanel Bleu de Chanel, and Burberry Hero Eau de Parfum.

Colognes with woody notes include Tom Ford Oud Wood, Le Labo Santal 33, Chanel Bleu de Chanel, Burberry Hero Eau de Parfum, and Jo Malone London Wood Sage & Sea Salt Cologne.

Affordable colognes with earthy scents include Dior Sauvage, Chanel Bleu de Chanel, and Cremo Spice & Black Vanilla.

High-end colognes with earthy scents include Le Labo Another 13, Creed Aventus, and Tom Ford Oud Wood.

Colognes with earthy scents that are suitable for date nights include Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club, Versace Eros, and Maison Margiela Replica Under the Stars.

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