Floral

Madagascan geranium smells like a garden in full bloom after summer rain. Imagine crushed green leaves mixed with rose petals, but fresher and slightly peppery—almost medicinal. There's a subtle sweetness underneath, like honey-dusted flower stems, but it never becomes sugary. The overall effect is bright and slightly grassy, reminiscent of pressing your face into a bouquet of pink roses mixed with fresh mint. It's delicate yet assertive, with a soft anise-like undertone that lingers pleasantly.

Green

Provençal lavender smells like standing in a sun-warmed field at dawn—herbaceous and slightly peppery, with green, almost minty facets that feel crisp rather than floral. It's the scent of freshly laundered linens dried outdoors, with subtle camphorous undertones that catch in the back of your nose. Unlike powdery lavender, this is botanical and alive, with a whisper of hay and dry grass beneath. It's clean without being soapy, aromatic without being medicinal.