Woody

Cedar leaf smells like you've just brushed past a freshly pruned conifer on a crisp morning—green, slightly resinous, and unexpectedly bright. Imagine the sharp, almost minty-green aroma of crushed needles, with a whisper of camphor underneath. It's woody, yes, but livelier than the deep, warm cedarwood heart notes; think more the zingy snap of a cedar chest's interior rather than the wood itself. There's a clean, almost medicinal quality—the scent of clarity and fresh air distilled into liquid form.

Citrus

Starfruit smells like biting into a crisp, juicy exotic fruit at dawn—somewhere between a delicate green apple and a subtle tropical melon, with whispers of honeydew and white grapes. It's lighter and more refined than typical citrus; imagine the zest of a lemon married with the soft, almost watery sweetness of cucumber. There's an airy, almost translucent quality—fresh without being sharp, with a faint mineral quality reminiscent of morning dew on green leaves.