Floral

Everlasting flower—primarily Helichrysum italicum—smells like dried straw kissed with honey and a whisper of curry leaf. Imagine walking through a sun-baked Mediterranean meadow in late August: there's a warm, slightly herbaceous sweetness, almost papery and dusty, with subtle woody undertones. It's not floral in the traditional sense; rather, it's earthy and golden, reminiscent of hay warming in afternoon light. The scent is quietly comforting, like pressing your nose into dried lavender bundles mixed with spiced amber.

Fresh

A "solar note" captures that magical warmth you feel when stepping into bright sunshine after being indoors—radiant, luminous, and gently energising. It's not a specific ingredient, but rather a sensory effect created through clever blending: think the honeyed warmth of amber, the gentle sparkle of citrus, and the dry, mineral quality of ambroxan combined. Imagine the warmth radiating from sun-baked stone, with whispers of vanilla and soft musk beneath. It's intangible yet immediately recognisable—less a smell and more a feeling captured in scent.