Citrus

Citrus is the smell of optimism captured in a bottle. Imagine biting into a fresh orange—that initial burst of bright, juicy sweetness mixed with subtle bitterness from the peel. It's sharp and refreshing, almost prickling on your nose, yet simultaneously creamy and warm depending on the specific fruit. Lemon adds zesty tang and clean sharpness; bergamot brings floral honeyed complexity; grapefruit offers tart, slightly bitter sophistication. These notes collectively evoke sunshine, fresh air, and that uplifting moment when you squeeze citrus oil under your fingernail and smell the spray.

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.