Woody

Balsam fir smells like you've just snapped open a fresh evergreen branch on a crisp forest walk. It's resinous and clean, with a slightly medicinal pine character, yet warmer and softer than you'd expect. Imagine the green, slightly sticky sap on your fingertips, mixed with a whisper of sweetness—like honey drizzled over cedarwood. There's an almost minty freshness underneath, reminiscent of a forest after rain, with subtle citrus brightness that keeps it from feeling heavy or austere.

Green

Chamomile smells like a soothing cup of herbal tea—soft, slightly sweet, with delicate apple-like undertones and a whisper of hay. Imagine dried flowers crushed between your fingers on a summer meadow: there's a gentle grassiness, almost woolly warmth, paired with subtle fruity notes reminiscent of dried apricots. It's comforting rather than bold, with an herbaceous quality that feels familiar and calming, like walking through a sunlit garden at golden hour.