Green

French lavender smells distinctly herbaceous and slightly peppery—imagine crushing fresh lavender buds between your fingers, but with a subtle sharpness that catches the back of your nose. It's greener and more aromatic than typical lavender, almost minty-spicy, with whispers of hay and dried herbs. There's a camphorous quality that feels slightly medicinal yet refined, reminiscent of walking through a Provençal herb garden on a warm afternoon when the sun releases the plants' volatile oils.

Citrus

Citrus fruits smell like bottled sunshine and optimism. Imagine biting into a fresh lemon or orange—that bright, zesty burst is pure citrus. It's sharp yet refreshing, slightly sweet, with a clean, almost crisp quality that makes your mouth water. There's a natural juiciness to it, a sparkling effervescence that feels alive on your skin. It's the scent of morning energy and Mediterranean warmth.