The note of Burnt Match is an immediate, sharp, and intensely acrid experience, dominated by a raw, sulfuric pungency that is both startling and strangely compelling. It carries an undeniable metallic edge, reminiscent of striking flint or the singed residue of a chemical reaction. Beyond the initial jolt of sulfur, one can detect fainter whispers of charred wood, dry paper, and the ghost of something once flammable. Its texture is almost abrasive, creating a scratchy sensation in the back of the throat, rather than a smooth or voluminous one. It possesses an extremely high volatility, bursting forth as a dramatic top note with significant projection, but rapidly diminishing, leaving behind only the faintest echo of its initial blaze. It does not evolve in a traditional sense; rather, it burns bright and then fades, making its fleeting presence a key aspect of its character. Longevity is minimal on its own, designed to make an impact and then recede, allowing other notes to emerge from its smoky aftermath.