Floral

Bulgarian Rose smells like stepping into a lush rose garden at dawn—intensely floral but never perfume-y or artificial. It's honeyed and slightly fruity, with an almost jam-like sweetness reminiscent of rose petals preserved in sugar. There's a delicate spice underneath, a whisper of clove and geranium leaf greenness. It's rich and velvety, the olfactory equivalent of burying your face in fresh-picked petals.

Oriental

Yemenite opoponax smells like honeyed resin with a subtle spiced warmth—imagine the sweetness of amber and vanilla meeting the dusty, almost peppery dryness of frankincense. There's a faint medicinal undertone, reminiscent of aged leather or myrrh, with a slightly tacky, gum-like texture in the scent profile. It's deeply comforting yet mysteriously ancient, like standing in an old library where incense once burned.