The note of Olive Wood unveils itself as a remarkably dry, warm, and subtly aromatic woody essence. It presents a scent profile that is distinctly earthy and somewhat raw, reminiscent of sun-baked timber rather than freshly cut lumber. There's an underlying whisper of resinous sweetness, a slight herbaceousness, and a unique, almost saline mineral quality that differentiates it from more common woods like cedar or sandalwood. It lacks the sharp, camphoric bite of pine or the deep, dark richness of oud; instead, it offers a smoother, more refined dryness. Its texture, if one could scent texture, would be finely sanded and seasoned, with a faint dustiness. As a heart-to-base note, it possesses moderate projection, creating an intimate, enveloping aura, and exhibits commendable longevity, slowly fading into a warm, persistent skin scent. It evolves gracefully, shedding any initial green edges to settle into a comforting, ancient woodiness.