Citrus

Apple's scent is crisp, slightly tart, and refreshingly green—like biting into a just-picked Granny Smith on a cool autumn morning. It carries a natural sweetness balanced by a subtle astringency that tingles in your nostrils, reminiscent of apple skin rather than the flesh. There's an almost waxy, fruity brightness to it, with a whisper of green leaf underneath. It's clean and invigorating, the olfactory equivalent of fresh air after rain.

Floral

Sweet pea smells like a delicate garden whisper—soft, powdery, and gently floral with an almost creamy sweetness. Imagine walking through a cottage garden after rain and catching the faint scent of climbing vines in bloom. It's not heady or perfumy; rather, it's subtle and innocent, with a hint of almond-like creaminess and a whisper of green, tender stems. The aroma sits somewhere between the innocence of honeysuckle and the refinement of tuberose, but considerably softer and more ephemeral—like catching a whiff of something lovely that vanishes before you can fully grasp it.