Green

Birch leaf smells like crisp spring air captured in a bottle. Imagine crushing fresh green leaves between your fingers on a cool morning—there's a clean, slightly herbal bite with undertones of subtle sweetness and a whisper of something almost minty. It's the scent of early woodland walks: green, bright, and slightly peppery, with a delicate dryness reminiscent of hay and pale wood shavings. Not floral, not fruity—purely, refreshingly vegetative.

Smoky & Earthy

Castoreum smells like a smoky, animalic leather wrapped around warm, slightly sweet wood. Imagine the scent of a leather saddle warmed by sunshine, mingled with the earthy richness of wet tree bark and a whisper of musk. There's a creamy, almost creosote-like quality—like standing near a smouldering bonfire where old wood smokes slowly. It's distinctly sensual and primal, with an underlying sweetness that prevents it from becoming harsh. In dilution, it softens into something more seductive than repellent.