Citrus

Black cherry smells like biting into a plump, juicy cherry at peak ripeness—deep, slightly tart, with an almost winey undertone. It's darker and more sophisticated than bright red cherry; imagine the fruit's flesh has deepened to a burgundy so dark it's nearly black. There's a subtle almond-like quality beneath, with hints of leather and dried fruit. It's simultaneously sweet and slightly astringent, like the sensation of cherry skin against your teeth.

Woody

Palo Santo smells like walking through a sun-drenched forest after rain. Imagine warm, resinous wood—not harsh like fresh-sawn timber, but smooth and honeyed, with a gentle spiciness reminiscent of incense or the lingering smoke from a campfire. There's a subtle sweetness underneath, almost creamy, mixed with whispers of citrus zest and subtle pepper. It's woody yet approachable, grounding without heaviness, like holding a piece of polished wood that's been warmed by sunlight.