Floral

Acacia smells like a whisper rather than a shout—delicate, powdery, and faintly sweet with a subtle almond-like quality. Imagine walking through a sun-drenched botanical garden where mimosa flowers release their soft, honeyed fragrance into warm air. There's a dry, almost talc-like texture to it, reminiscent of old-fashioned face powder mixed with the faintest hint of vanilla. It's gentle and airy, never cloying, with an almost creamy undertone that feels both comforting and slightly ethereal.

Floral

Iris smells like powdered iris root—dusty, refined, slightly sweet. Imagine the scent of talcum powder mixed with subtle earth, a whisper of violet, and delicate woodiness. It's creamy and soft, reminiscent of expensive face powder from your grandmother's vanity, yet grounded with mineral-like dryness. Not floral in the obvious sense; rather, it's an elegant, almost grey-toned fragrance that feels sophisticated and rather androgynous, with a faint hint of buttered almonds underneath.