01 / Find your starting point
Use the fragrance finder to choose a bottle you already enjoy. Add a short brief such as “less sweet for summer evenings” or “avoid oud”. The finder shows the preferences it recognised; check those before relying on the results.
You can choose a familiar direction or explore a different one. Results come from the selected catalogue, not every perfume on the market.
02 / Give your bottles a role
My wardrobe is your saved collection and mood canvas. Mark each fragrance as owned, wanted or tried, then say whether you liked it. Saving a bottle alone does not tell us you own it.
Rank your favourites and set the occasions you would wear them for. Your private Scent Portrait brings together the notes and scent families in your saved collection. It describes your fragrance preferences, not your personality. You can change an occasion suggestion whenever it does not fit your experience.
03 / Meet your next possibilities
Your Scent Profile compares published notes and scent families with your impressions, ranking, wearing diary and bottle-battle choices. Explicit likes and dislikes matter more than a casual save. Repeated wears and votes have limited influence so one habit does not overwhelm everything else.
Next-purchase suggestions explore a familiar connection, a new direction and a missing occasion where one exists. Owned and already-tried bottles are excluded from these sampling suggestions. Wish-list bottles remain eligible.
Disliked scents and specified notes to avoid are filtered out. Note wording is grouped for discovery; absence from a published note list does not establish that an ingredient or allergen is absent.
04 / Choose today’s scent
Daily Ritual helps you choose from bottles marked as owned, using your mood and manually selected weather. Log what you wore and build a private diary. An occasion or weather suggestion is an editorial starting point, not a measured performance claim.
05 / Have your say
The scent league reflects participating members’ votes. Each account can support a fragrance once; equal totals share a place. Bottle battles also teach your profile about your preferences. Losing one comparison does not automatically mark a scent as disliked.
Reviews describe members’ experiences. An account is not proof of a purchase, and a league vote is not a star rating.
What stays private—and what you share
Your wardrobe, diary and private impressions belong to your account. A public review shows your display name and username. When you choose to share a canvas or challenge, anyone with the link may see that shared content. Downloaded images and posts on other platforms are outside our control.
The service does not post to Instagram automatically. You choose what to download or share.
Know the limits
This is a free test service. There are no live prices, stock guarantees or verified layering predictions. Price, projection and longevity requests are not applied by the finder. There is no promise that a suggested scent will suit you.
The test account database is scheduled to expire on 12 October 2026. Use My account → Download my data before then if you want to keep a copy. Read the frequently asked questions for account and sharing help.
Last updated: 13 September 2026