The note presents as profoundly dry and mineralic, almost tactile in its olfactory suggestion. It carries the cool, chalky essence of freshly mixed gypsum, drying slowly on a wall. There's an initial sharp, almost arid dustiness, like fine powder suspended in air, followed by an evolving sensation of cool, inert stone and raw earth. It lacks traditional 'warmth' or 'sweetness,' instead offering a clean, austere, and slightly metallic or flinty edge. Its texture is powdery and gritty yet smoothed by a subtle, almost unidentifiable freshness, reminiscent of cool air in an unadorned space. Projection is typically moderate, acting more as an atmospheric texture than a dominant aroma, with a persistent, almost eternal longevity that anchors compositions, behaving primarily as a base note or an abstract heart note lending structural integrity.