Creosote Time

TLDR: wood varnish, metal, tangerines and rose. Very well put together. Smells like early 2000's in eastern Europe. First layer is the smell of old things: heavily varnished (and doodled on) school desk, book with yellowed pages, dry flowers. That's how a classroom smells on the first day of school after a summer break, warm, dusty and cozy. Second — metal and something vaguely mechanical (gasoline, engine oil or, indeed, creosote). A worn out squeaky suburban train with wooden seats would smell like that. Lastly — flowers and tangerines. You're in a small town train station and you can vaguely discern cashier's flowery perfume. A nice contrast of natural warmth and industrial acidity that works surprisingly well together and evokes a very specific nostalgic feeling.

A perky warm scent with a chemical layer over it, not in a bad way. After all, it's supposed to remind of wooden railway sleepers that are treated against wear and weather. It's pretty citrus-acidic on start, gives a certain brightness to the wood, but overall it's really woody on me. The metallic+acidic combination is something the reminds me of Blood Concept, but friendlier, and the incense+wooden base are really nice