Citrus

Citrus notes smell like the exact moment you peel a fresh lemon, lime, or orange—that bright burst of zesty oil that catches the light and makes your mouth water. It's crisp, clean, and intensely alive; imagine the sharp, almost peppery tang of grapefruit or the sweet-tart zing of bergamot. These notes sparkle on your skin like carbonated sunshine, immediately making everything feel fresher, more energised, and utterly refreshing. They're the fragrance equivalent of opening a window on a spring morning.

Fresh

Gin tonic smells like a crystalline cocktail hour—crisp and effervescent, with a sharp bite of juniper berries mingled with bright citrus zest. Imagine the piercing aromatics when you crack open a fresh lime, mixed with the piney, almost medicinal snap of crushed gin botanicals. There's a subtle sparkle of tonic water's quinine (that distinctive bitter-sweet edge), topped with the clean, almost astringent sensation of carbonation itself. It's simultaneously refreshing and slightly austere, like inhaling the cool air above an iced drink.