Floral

Lavender smells like a sun-warmed herb garden on a Provençal hillside—fresh, slightly sweet, with a delicate pepperiness underneath. It's clean without being soapy, herbaceous without being medicinal, and carries whispers of honey and hay. Imagine crushing fresh lavender stems between your fingers: there's that bright, green sharpness, but also a soft, almost powdery warmth that lingers. It's utterly calming yet somehow sophisticated, neither heavy nor fleeting.

Smoky & Earthy

Sulphur smells distinctly acrid and sharp—imagine striking a match and catching that initial burnt, mineral sting before the wood smoke takes over. There's a pungent, slightly medicinal quality, reminiscent of gunpowder or the air near a volcanic hot spring. It's antiseptic and almost metallic, with an underlying smokiness that feels edgy and confrontational rather than cosy. Most people find it challenging on first encounter—it's not pretty, but intensely present and difficult to ignore.