Fresh

Orcanox smells like a crystalline burst of fresh ocean air mixed with subtle woody undertones—imagine standing on a windswept coastal cliff where salt spray mingles with sun-warmed driftwood. It's simultaneously aqueous and slightly mineral, with a clean, almost ozonic quality reminiscent of ozone after a thunderstorm. There's a hint of aldehydic sparkle that makes it feel effervescent and modern, rather than purely natural. It's refreshing without being citrus-sharp, and it carries an almost ionised, electromagnetic freshness that feels contemporary and slightly ethereal.

Citrus

Prune smells like dark, concentrated sweetness with a subtle woody undertone—imagine biting into a sun-dried plum that's been stewed gently. It's rich and jammy, almost syrupy, with a whisper of earthy depth beneath the fruit. Unlike citrus's brightness, prune note carries a velvety, slightly fermented warmth, like the smell of a fruit compote simmering on the stove mixed with old oak wood. There's an almost vinous quality, reminiscent of plum wine or aged brandy.