The note opens with an intensely green, herbaceous burst, often sharp and almost acrid, reminiscent of freshly crushed foliage. This initial verdancy quickly evolves, revealing a complex tapestry of earthy, pungent, and resinous undertones. There's a distinctive skunky, slightly animalic facet, which can be both challenging and intriguing, often attributed to sulfur-containing compounds. Beneath this, one might detect subtle nuances of pine, citrus (especially lemon or grapefruit peel), and a faint spiciness, almost peppery or musky. It possesses a remarkable tenacity, often projecting strongly as a heart note before settling into a warmer, drier, more woody-resinous base that lingers on the skin with a smoky, almost leathery ghost. Its texture is simultaneously rough and sticky, a thick green oiliness that hints at its botanical origin.