Green

Imagine biting into a fresh mint leaf and experiencing that sudden, startling coolness that makes your mouth feel alive. Peppermint smells precisely like this: sharp, bright, and intensely herbaceous with a subtle sweetness lurking beneath. It's crisp and almost icy—the kind of scent that seems to clear your sinuses just by inhaling. There's a peppery spice to it too, slightly warming, which distinguishes it from spearmint's softer character. It smells clean, invigorating, and unmistakably natural, like walking through a sun-drenched herb garden.

Woody

Siberian stone pine smells like stepping into a vast, snow-dusted forest after winter silence. It's crisp and resinous—imagine crushing fresh pine needles between your fingers, then breathing in that sharp green-woody vapour, but softer, almost ethereal. There's an underlying coolness reminiscent of cold stone and mineral earth, with delicate hints of incense and subtle sweetness. It's clean without being medicinal, woody without heaviness—rather like standing before an ancient evergreen cathedral at dawn.