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Swedish Forests

2022Unisex
6.9/ 10
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History Swedish Forests is a unisex fragrance built around charred wood, cade juniper and oakmoss, with a woody, smoky and resinous character.

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Skunky's take: Like a stroll through a spice market, warm and lively.

How does it perform?

From 10 community ratings, all out of 10.

Longevity
7.8 /10

Holds up through the day and fades gently toward evening.

Sillage
7.3 /10

People close to you notice, nobody gets overwhelmed.

Bottle
7.1 /10

Sits nicely on a shelf.

Blind buy risk

Medium risk

67% of votes are positive, the rest are more reserved.

Notes

They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.

Top notesfirst 15 minutes

Charred wood
Cade juniperLemon

Heart notesfirst few hours

OakmossJasmine
Sweetgrass

Base noteswhat stays into the evening

Accords

From most dominant to most subtle.

  1. Spicy
  2. Woody
  3. Resinous
  4. Smoky

What does Swedish Forests smell like?

Its longevity and sillage are both rated good, though those ratings come from only a few voters and should be read with caution. It suits men and women alike and has a heavy, characterful feel.

It opens with charred wood and cade juniper laying down a smoky air, which lemon brightens slightly. In the heart, oakmoss, jasmine and sweetgrass add an earthy, lightly floral softness. The base of patchouli, amber and dry woods leaves a resinous, spicy and woody finish.

How it changes through the day

  1. First minutes

    • Charred wood
    • Cade juniper
    • Lemon
  2. First hours

    • Oakmoss
    • Jasmine
    • Sweetgrass
  3. Towards evening

    • Patchouli
    • Amber
    • Dry woods

When to wear it?

Seasons and occasions, by user votes.

  • 44%
    Winter
  • 33%
    Autumn
  • 17%
    Spring
  • 6%
    Summer
  • Casual
    35%
  • Evening
    29%
  • Nighttime
    18%
  • Office
    12%
  • Daytime
    6%

Least picked for daytime.

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Last updated: October 26, 2026