Eau de Parfum for Him-Woodland Ice

Eau de Parfum for Him-Woodland Ice
Inspired by Bath & Body Works Iced Vanilla Woods (Not affiliated with Bath & Body Works)

Category: Woody/Fresh/Masculine/Icy

Smells like: Woodland Ice opens with a cool, velvety touch of vanilla — smooth, clean, and quietly magnetic. Lavender rises through the heart, adding a crisp, masculine freshness that feels like cold air brushing against warm skin. As it settles, smoky and woody notes unfold, deep and slow, creating a dark, smoldering warmth beneath the icy top. Enhanced with patchouli and cedarwood essential oils, Woodland Ice is sharp, sensual, and effortlessly refined — a cold‑to‑the‑touch fragrance with a heated core, built for men who carry winter’s stillness and fire in the same breath.

Note Profile:
Top: Vanilla
Middle: Lavender
Bottom: Smoky Notes, Woody Notes
Essential Oils: Patchouli Oil, Cedarwood Oil

Details:
Hand-blended in small batches with a premium, phthalate-free perfume base and fragranced at a rich 15% concentration for long-lasting wear. Our fragrance oils are phthalate-free, paraben-free, cruelty-free, vegan, and Prop 65 compliant, and are used within IFRA guidelines for fine fragrance.

Available in:
• 3.7 fl oz (109 mL) fine-mist spray bottle

How to Use:
Spray 1–3 times from 6–12 inches away onto pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and behind the ears. For best results, apply to clean, moisturized skin. Avoid rubbing, which can break down the scent faster.

Safety:
For external use only. Flammable; keep away from heat and flame. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs, and spot test if you have sensitive skin. May discolor wood, finished surfaces, and delicate fabrics. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Please note:
Some fragrances, especially vanilla-rich scents, may naturally darken in color over time. This is completely normal and does not affect the scent.

Fragrance is highly personal. What smells beautiful to one person may smell different on another, since body chemistry affects how a scent develops on the skin.