Fresh

Iso E Super smells like clean, almost invisible freshness—imagine the scent of expensive, barely-there laundry detergent or the air inside a high-end department store. It's woody yet ethereal, with a faint ambroxan warmth underneath. Many people don't actually *perceive* it directly; instead, they notice a pleasant, indefinable cleanliness and subtle woody depth that makes a fragrance feel premium and polished. It's so subtle that roughly 30% of people experience "olfactory adaptation," meaning their noses tune it out completely within minutes—a peculiar phenomenon unique to this molecule.

Citrus

Orange absolute smells nothing like the bright, sharp bite of fresh orange juice. Instead, imagine biting into an overripe orange left in the sun—deeply sweet, almost candied, with a velvety richness reminiscent of marmalade or candied peel. There's an underlying animalic warmth, almost creamy, like orange blossom honey mixed with worn leather. It's honeyed rather than citrusy in the traditional sense, with subtle woody undertones that feel almost narcotic.