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Haitian vetiver Orpur® smells like you've just walked into a sun-warmed earth cellar after rain. There's a dry, almost smoky grassiness—imagine dried wheat stalks and root vegetables—layered with subtle earthiness and a whisper of smoke. Unlike sweeter vetivers, this one has a mineral, almost peppery quality with faint hints of leather and damp soil. It's grounding and slightly austere, the olfactory equivalent of touching cool stone.

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Indonesian patchouli Orpur® smells like damp forest soil after rain, mixed with something earthy and slightly sweet—imagine standing in a greenhouse with potted plants, then add a whisper of chocolate and dried tobacco leaf. There's a dark, grounding quality that feels almost velvety on the nose, with subtle spice notes reminiscent of clove or cinnamon. It's not perfume-y or floral; it's genuinely gritty and real, like holding a handful of rich garden earth that's been warmed by the sun.