Perfume.Band · English pilot · Day 16
Scent Graph
The scent graph is the map layer of Perfume.Band: notes, families, occasions, and perfumes are treated as connected decisions.
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Why a graph helps
Most people do not dislike a whole perfume category. They dislike a combination: too sweet with heavy projection, clean musk with sharp alcohol, rose with dense patchouli, or citrus that disappears too fast. A graph lets you move one variable at a time.
How to read it
Start from a note you recognize, then move to a family, a situation, and a representative perfume. If two perfumes share a route but differ in sweetness or diffusion, the graph helps you find the safer sample first.
Best use case
Use the graph when you already like one fragrance but want something similar without repeating it. It is especially useful for office scents, summer scents, tea routes, musk routes, and beginner signature choices.
Chinese source route: /scent-graph/