Woody

Exotic woods smell like stepping into a high-end furniture workshop mixed with a distant, smouldering campfire. There's warmth and density—imagine aged sandalwood's creamy sweetness layered with darker, almost smoky undertones reminiscent of burning incense or aged leather. It's woody without being sharp; instead, it wraps around you like the interior of a precious wooden chest that's been closed for decades. Some notes carry a faint spiciness or resinous quality, almost like distant cedar smoke drifting through warm amber.

Floral

Lily is intensely floral with an almost intoxicating, honeyed sweetness—imagine walking into a florist's shop on a summer evening. It carries a creamy, slightly powdery quality with subtle green undertones, reminiscent of crushed petals mixed with a hint of talcum. The scent feels lush and voluptuous rather than delicate, with a faint spice or pepper note lurking beneath. Some describe it as simultaneously heady and refreshing, like the perfume released when you brush past fresh white flowers in the rain.