Floral

Hawthorn smells like spring itself captured in a bottle—imagine walking through a hedgerow bursting with delicate white blossoms, mixed with fresh green leaves and the crisp, slightly sweet air after rain. There's an almost creamy, honeyed quality beneath the floral brightness, reminiscent of meadow flowers and fresh-cut grass. It's gentle and airy, never heavy or perfume-y, with subtle fruity undertones that whisper of apple and pear. The overall effect is quietly intoxicating: innocent yet strangely sensual.

Aquatic

Water lily smells like a fresh, almost weightless floral—imagine leaning over a cool pond on a summer morning and catching that clean, slightly green scent floating above the surface. It's crisp and dewy, with a whisper of cucumber-like freshness and a faint powdery sweetness, like the inside of a flower petal that's just unfurled. There's nothing heavy or perfumey about it; instead, it evokes that serene moment when air itself seems to have a gentle fragrance—cool, aquatic, and almost crystalline.