Fresh

Talcum smells like the powdery softness of a baby's skin after a fresh bath—clean, almost translucent, with a whisper of mineral coolness. Imagine freshly laundered cotton dusted with talc powder, or the airy warmth of your grandmother's dressing table. It's weightless and soothing, reminiscent of freshly pressed linen and the gentle sweetness of rice powder. There's no sharp edge—only an enveloping, skin-like softness that feels innocent and intimate.

Floral

Vanilla blossom smells like sweetness caught in a delicate, almost powdery embrace—imagine walking past a vanilla orchid in bloom, where the heady creaminess you'd expect from vanilla is instead wispy and ethereal. There's an almost tender floralness here, reminiscent of tuberose or gardenia's lushness, yet softer. It's less "vanilla pudding" and more "the scent of vanilla pods picked at dawn, dusted with pollen." The sweetness feels sophisticated rather than gourmand, with subtle green, almost honeyed undertones that make it feel both innocent and mysteriously sensual.