Floral

Floral notes smell like walking through a garden in full bloom—but it's not one singular scent. Imagine the fresh, slightly sweet perfume of a rose just opened; the heady, almost intoxicating richness of jasmine at dusk; the delicate, powdery whisper of violet; or the honeyed warmth of tuberose. Florals range from airy and innocent to lush and sensual. Some are bright and aldehydic (like magnolia), whilst others are soft and creamy (like gardenia). Most are inherently feminine in character, though they're far more complex than they first appear.

Green

Imagine crushing fresh green leaves between your palms on a damp morning—that's the essence of a leaves note. It smells green, yes, but not floral or fruity. Think of the sharp, almost peppery bite of tomato leaves, the cool refreshness of mint without the sweetness, or wet grass clippings after rain. There's a slightly bitter, herbaceous quality that feels natural and earthy, with a whisper of vegetal freshness that makes your nose tingle pleasantly.