Woody

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.

Woody

Nirvanolide® smells like the warm, creamy heart of sandalwood, but cleaner and more refined. Imagine the soft, almost powdery richness of aged cedarwood blended with a subtle creaminess—like sanding sandalwood with butter rather than oil. It carries a gentle sweetness reminiscent of vanilla-tinged amber, yet remains distinctly woody rather than gourmand. There's a skin-like warmth to it, as though it's been warmed by sunlight on smooth timber.