Woody

Blond woods smell like walking through a sun-drenched forest on a warm afternoon. Imagine freshly sanded pale timber—cedarwood's lighter, more delicate cousin—with a whisper of vanilla sweetness and creamy softness. There's a subtle warmth reminiscent of blonde leather, cashew shells, and the pale heartwood of exotic trees. It's clean yet sensual, never harsh, with an almost powdery gentleness that feels like wrapping yourself in sun-warmed linen.

Gourmand

Imagine biting into a sun-warmed grapefruit, its bitter-sweet citrus juice mingling with a spoonful of honey drizzled onto warm toast. Honey pomelo blends the bright, slightly tart juiciness of pomelo—a larger, gentler cousin to grapefruit—with the amber sweetness of honey. It's honeyed but not cloying; zesty but not sharp. The citrus provides a clean, almost floral lift, whilst the honey adds a creamy, velvety softness that makes it feel indulgent rather than bracing. Think golden afternoon light captured in a scent.