Woody

Woody

Singapore patchouli smells earthy and deeply woody, like rich soil after rain mingled with dried autumn leaves and a whisper of sweet spice. It's warmer and smoother than typical patchouli—less harsh, more refined—with an almost leathery undertone and subtle hints of pepper and incense. Imagine pressing your nose into aged cedarwood that's been dusted with dark earth and a touch of vanilla. It's grounding without being heavy, slightly sweet without being perfumy.