Floral

Everlasting flower—primarily Helichrysum italicum—smells like dried straw kissed with honey and a whisper of curry leaf. Imagine walking through a sun-baked Mediterranean meadow in late August: there's a warm, slightly herbaceous sweetness, almost papery and dusty, with subtle woody undertones. It's not floral in the traditional sense; rather, it's earthy and golden, reminiscent of hay warming in afternoon light. The scent is quietly comforting, like pressing your nose into dried lavender bundles mixed with spiced amber.

Woody

Musky notes smell like clean skin warmed by the sun—intimate and softly animalic without being harsh. Imagine the faint scent of your own neck after a few hours outdoors, or expensive cashmere that's been gently worn. There's a powdery, almost soapy quality paired with subtle earthiness, like dried skin musk or the inside of a luxury leather glove. It's sensual yet comforting, never overpowering—more a whisper than a shout, wrapping around you like a second skin.