Woody

Elemi resin smells like a luminous, slightly citrusy woodiness with an almost lemony-piney freshness. Imagine standing in a sun-dappled forest where someone's just peeled a lemon, then inhale warm, slightly resinous wood smoke. There's a gentle spiciness underneath—not sharp, but rounded—with an almost incense-like quality. It's crisp yet creamy, never harsh, with an airy, almost ethereal quality that floats rather than settles.

Woody

Siberian stone pine smells like stepping into a vast, snow-dusted forest after winter silence. It's crisp and resinous—imagine crushing fresh pine needles between your fingers, then breathing in that sharp green-woody vapour, but softer, almost ethereal. There's an underlying coolness reminiscent of cold stone and mineral earth, with delicate hints of incense and subtle sweetness. It's clean without being medicinal, woody without heaviness—rather like standing before an ancient evergreen cathedral at dawn.