— Within each scent there are Top, Middle and Base notes.

— Top notes are typically the first thing you smell, but they fade the fastest.

— Middle notes are there to retain some of the top note’s aroma while introducing new scents. These last a little longer.

— Base notes linger the longest. They support the lighter scents and are made up of some of the strongest scents.

Top notes are usually made up of lighter notes such as:

— Apple

— Bamboo

— Basil

— Sage

— Lime

Middle notes are commonly on the heavier side. These notes can be bold florals, spicy, or fruity and they make up the body of the scent. Some examples include:

— Black pepper

— Cinnamon

— Rose

— Pine

— Lemongrass

— Hinoki

Base notes are commonly woody and long lasting. These include:

— Agarwood

— Vetiver

— Vanilla

— Patchouli

— Amber

— Amyris

— Frankincense