Woody

Akigalawood smells like sun-warmed driftwood meets creamy sandalwood, with whispers of dry hay and aged paper. Imagine walking through a cedar-lined cabin on a hot afternoon—there's that resinous, almost dusty warmth, but softer and more ethereal than typical woody notes. It has a subtle sweetness underneath, like vanilla-tinged wood smoke that's been gently diffused through time. The overall effect is simultaneously woody and powdery, never harsh, with an understated elegance reminiscent of worn leather that's been left in the sun.

Woody

Indonesian patchouli Orpur® smells like damp forest soil after rain, mixed with something earthy and slightly sweet—imagine standing in a greenhouse with potted plants, then add a whisper of chocolate and dried tobacco leaf. There's a dark, grounding quality that feels almost velvety on the nose, with subtle spice notes reminiscent of clove or cinnamon. It's not perfume-y or floral; it's genuinely gritty and real, like holding a handful of rich garden earth that's been warmed by the sun.