Green

Imagine crushing fresh green leaves between your palms on a damp morning—that's the essence of a leaves note. It smells green, yes, but not floral or fruity. Think of the sharp, almost peppery bite of tomato leaves, the cool refreshness of mint without the sweetness, or wet grass clippings after rain. There's a slightly bitter, herbaceous quality that feels natural and earthy, with a whisper of vegetal freshness that makes your nose tingle pleasantly.

Woody

Tree moss smells like walking through a damp forest after rainfall—earthy, slightly green, and deeply grounding. Imagine the mineral-rich scent of wet stone covered in soft lichen, blended with the subtle sweetness of bark and the faint herbaceous whisper of leaves decomposing on woodland floors. It's not pungently vegetal; rather, it's a quiet, mossy dampness that feels cool and nostalgic, reminiscent of shadowed glades where sunlight struggles to penetrate. There's an almost velvety quality to it—soft, enveloping, and naturally austere.