Woody

Black amber smells like warm darkness wrapped in leather and smoke. Imagine the interior of an old library after hours—leather-bound books, aged wood, and a whisper of something resinous burning in the distance. There's an animalic richness, almost like worn suede that's absorbed decades of human warmth. It's heavier than typical amber notes, with an earthy, almost medicinal undertone reminiscent of vetiver or patchouli, yet smoother and more mysterious. Not sharp or bright; instead, it's a deep, enveloping scent that clings to skin.

Woody

Java vetiver smells like damp earth after a summer downpour, with an almost smoky undertone—imagine standing in a rain-soaked garden where roots and rich soil dominate. It's grassy yet deeply woody, carrying hints of tobacco leaf and dried hay. There's a subtle earthiness that feels both grounding and slightly mysterious, reminiscent of walking through a humid forest where vegetation and moisture create an almost mineral-like quality. It's considerably warmer and more complex than standard vetiver.