Woody

Cypress smells like walking through a Mediterranean forest on a crisp autumn morning. It's dry and slightly resinous, reminiscent of pencil shavings and cedarwood, but with a distinctly herbaceous, almost minty freshness that catches the back of your nose. There's an underlying earthiness—the smell of weathered wood and dry leaves—mixed with a subtle piney sweetness. It's not heavy or oppressive; rather, it's clean and grounding, with a whisper of incense-like smokiness that feels both ancient and somehow austere.

Citrus

Green lemon is bright, zesty, and almost sharp—like biting into the skin of a fresh lemon before you've even tasted the juice. It's distinctly different from the sweeter, more floral yellow lemon; green lemon smells herbaceous and slightly bitter, with grassy, almost minty undertones. Imagine the piercing freshness of a lime crossed with the leafy green scent of crushed lemon verbena. It's the smell of a lemon tree's foliage on a warm afternoon—citrus with an unexpected herbal edge that feels alive and slightly tart.