Woody

Acajou wood smells like walking into a warm, polished furniture showroom—think aged mahogany mixed with a subtle sweetness reminiscent of caramel and dried fruit. It's woody without being harsh, possessing an almost resinous warmth that evokes honeyed amber and a whisper of vanilla. Imagine the interior of an antique wooden chest that's been storing precious things for decades: rich, dark, and deeply comforting. There's a slight spice lurking beneath—almost like cinnamon bark—that prevents it from becoming cloying.

Fresh

Ice accord doesn't smell like anything naturally found in nature—it's the olfactory equivalent of sensation rather than scent. Imagine the sharp, almost metallic coolness you feel when breathing in through your nose on a crisp winter morning, or that tingling freshness of menthol without the sweetness. It evokes the clean, crystalline quality of frost-covered air, with a slightly aldehydic sparkle reminiscent of ozone after a lightning strike. There's an almost numbing freshness, like biting into ice itself—sharp, bright, and intensely cooling without any discernible "smell" in the traditional sense.