Woody

White amber smells like warmth without heaviness—imagine sunlight absorbed by pale wood, then gently exhaled. It's softer than traditional amber, with creamy, almost powdery qualities reminiscent of vanilla-tinged musk or the inside of a cashmere jumper. There's a subtle sweetness, like honey dissolved into silk, paired with delicate woody undertones. It evokes the smell of expensive skin cream or the lingering warmth of a loved one's embrace. Think less "dark resin" and more "luminous, weightless comfort."

Woody

Woody notes smell like the heart of a forest distilled into liquid form. Imagine walking through an ancient woodland after rain—that deep, earthy richness underfoot, mixed with the slightly resinous warmth of tree bark and aged timber. There's a dryness to it, reminiscent of pencil shavings or cedar chests, yet simultaneously warm and comforting, like sitting by a fireplace in a cabin. Not sharp or medicinal, but grounding and structural—the olfactory equivalent of solid wood supporting a building.