Fresh

Iso E Super smells like clean, almost invisible freshness—imagine the scent of expensive, barely-there laundry detergent or the air inside a high-end department store. It's woody yet ethereal, with a faint ambroxan warmth underneath. Many people don't actually *perceive* it directly; instead, they notice a pleasant, indefinable cleanliness and subtle woody depth that makes a fragrance feel premium and polished. It's so subtle that roughly 30% of people experience "olfactory adaptation," meaning their noses tune it out completely within minutes—a peculiar phenomenon unique to this molecule.

Woody

Vetiveryl acetate smells like vetiver's sophisticated cousin—earthier and smoother than raw vetiver root, with less of that dry, dusty character. Imagine the warm, slightly sweet scent of freshly turned garden soil after rain, blended with subtle hints of hay and dried grass. There's a creamy, almost buttery undertone that feels refined rather than rustic. It's grounding without being heavy, woody without the sharp resinous bite you'd get from cedarwood. Think of walking through a botanical garden at dusk.