Aquatic

Water lily smells like a fresh, almost weightless floral—imagine leaning over a cool pond on a summer morning and catching that clean, slightly green scent floating above the surface. It's crisp and dewy, with a whisper of cucumber-like freshness and a faint powdery sweetness, like the inside of a flower petal that's just unfurled. There's nothing heavy or perfumey about it; instead, it evokes that serene moment when air itself seems to have a gentle fragrance—cool, aquatic, and almost crystalline.

Citrus

Yuzu smells like a brilliantly tart citrus that sits between a lemon and a grapefruit, yet entirely distinct. Imagine biting into flesh that's floral-honeyed rather than purely sharp—there's an almost herbal, slightly green quality beneath the bright acidity. It's more delicate than a harsh lemon, with a whisper of perfumed soap and subtle spice. The aroma feels both clean and warmly exotic, like autumn sunshine rather than summer's glare.