Yes, this is also how it sounds, it's cedar and cinnamon and definitely smells like cedar and cinnamon. However, it is a little more complex than that. See, I'm not actually a big fan of cedarwood, cedar by itself gets old very quick. My goal in creating scents is to take a scent I'm not a fan of, and create something I am a fan of. In this case I took two scents I don't really like, and made something I do like. How? By adding a few other scents to balance it all out. Cedar and cinnamon can be rather sweet and sharp, I mute that by adding a tiny bit of patchouli and a tiny bit of vetiver, enough to take the edge off, but not enough that you'd pick them out individually. I also add a hint of sandalwood and musk for added base notes. If you don't like cedar or cinnamon at all, this probably isn't the scent for you. However, even if you only like one of those two scents, I think you should give it a try.