Citrus

Mandarin orange zest smells like pure, sparkling sunshine captured in a bottle. Imagine peeling a fresh mandarin—that precise moment when your fingernail breaks through the dimpled skin and releases a fine spray of volatile oils. It's sweeter than lemon, brighter than grapefruit, with a honeyed warmth underneath. There's a slight bittersweet edge from the white pith, and a juicy, almost creamy sweetness that feels tactile on your nose. It's immediately uplifting, almost childlike in its simplicity.

Woody

White amber smells like warmth without heaviness—imagine sunlight absorbed by pale wood, then gently exhaled. It's softer than traditional amber, with creamy, almost powdery qualities reminiscent of vanilla-tinged musk or the inside of a cashmere jumper. There's a subtle sweetness, like honey dissolved into silk, paired with delicate woody undertones. It evokes the smell of expensive skin cream or the lingering warmth of a loved one's embrace. Think less "dark resin" and more "luminous, weightless comfort."