Floral

• Characteristics: These scents are derived from flowers and tend to be soft, romantic, and often sweet.

• Examples: Rose, lavender, jasmine, peony.

Fruity

• Characteristics: Fruity scents are fresh, sweet, and sometimes tangy, often evoking a sense of brightness and energy.

• Examples: Citrus (like lemon, lime, grapefruit), berry (such as strawberry, raspberry, blackberry), and tropical fruits (like mango, pineapple, coconut).

Fresh and Clean

• Characteristics: These scents are crisp, light, and invigorating, often mimicking the smell of fresh laundry, ocean breezes, or rain.

• Examples: Fresh Linen, Clean Cotton, Sand & Seaweed.

Woody

• Characteristics: Woody scents are warm, earthy, and grounding, often evoking a sense of being in nature.

• Examples: Sandalwood, cedarwood, pine, oak, and teak.

Spicy

• Characteristics: Spicy scents are warm, rich, and aromatic, often associated with coziness and warmth.

• Examples: Cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, cardamom, and ginger.

Gourmand

• Characteristics: Gourmand scents are rich, sweet, and often reminiscent of food and desserts, creating a comforting and indulgent atmosphere.

• Examples: Vanilla, caramel, chocolate, coffee, and almond.

Festive

• Characteristics: These scents evoke the spirit and warmth of the holiday season, often combining spices, fruits, and woody notes.

• Examples: Pumpkin spice, pine, cinnamon apple, and peppermint.