Woody

Canadian hemlock smells crisp, green, and distinctly woody—imagine walking through a cool coniferous forest after rain. There's a sharp, almost peppery freshness reminiscent of crushed needles and bark, layered with subtle earthiness and a faint medicinal quality. It's not sweet; instead, it evokes the austere beauty of evergreen branches, with whispers of camphor and resin that catch in the back of your nose like breathing in mountain air.

Woody

Cedar smells like walking into a freshly opened wooden chest or a pencil sharpener's distinctive aroma—dry, slightly spicy, faintly sweet. Imagine the interior of a cedar wardrobe, that clean, almost resinous scent that repels moths. There's a subtle bitterness too, like the bark of the tree itself, combined with a warm, almost smoky undertone. It's earthy without being dirty, woody without smelling like fresh sawdust. The experience is grounding and slightly nostalgic—many recall childhood pencils and hope chests.