The note unfolds with an initial sharp, almost electric ozone, reminiscent of static charge in the air just before a storm, yet contained within a metallic, almost humming warmth. This quickly evolves into the distinctive scent of hot plastic and warmed electronics, a dry, slightly acrid but curiously addictive quality. Underlying this is a phantom whiff of dry toner ink and faintly singed paper, creating a complex 'dry heat' sensation. It possesses a low but persistent projection, a kind of 'skin scent' that clings with tenacity, acting more as an atmospheric 'effect' than a traditional note. Its longevity is surprising, as the warm, slightly rubbery plastic and faint paper aspects linger for hours, subtly shifting from a top-note 'spark' to a heart-note 'hum' and finally a base-note 'afterglow' of residual warmth.