Perfume.Band · English pilot · Day 16
Scent Profile
Your taste in fragrance is not a fixed identity. It is a pattern of what works on skin, in weather, and around other people.
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What belongs in a scent profile
A useful profile records liked notes, avoid notes, nausea triggers, sweetness tolerance, projection preference, season, setting, tried perfumes, and full-bottle intent. The more precise the feedback, the less random the next recommendation becomes.
Why feedback matters
A perfume that smells beautiful on paper can feel too loud in an elevator, too sweet after lunch, or too thin after two hours. Sample feedback captures those real conditions better than a product description.
How to improve it
After each sample, record three things: whether you wanted to keep smelling it, whether it bothered you physically, and whether you can imagine wearing it in a real scene.
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