Light or present
Decide whether scent should stay in the background or make a clearer entrance.
Warm woods
Cedar Amber
A picture of composed cedar and the enveloping warmth of amber.
Scent picture
Dimensions
- Freshness: 2/5
- Intensity: 3/5
- Sweetness: 2/5
- Woodiness: 5/5
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Continue with my space
A simpler scent language
Describe the feeling before memorising the notes.
Fragrance can be translated into rooms, moments and degrees of presence. Familiar images make differences easier to discuss than a stack of technical terms.
- Clean and airy, like sun-dried linen
- Grounded woods, like a warm desk after dark
- Quiet tea notes with room to breathe
Exclude, then approach
It is useful to begin with what you do not like.
Too sweet, too strong or too floral are clear preferences, not a lack of fragrance knowledge.
Fresh or warm
Green, tea and linen often feel fresher; woods and gentle sweetness feel warmer.
Bright or grounded
Neither is better. They simply belong to different rooms and times.
Clear exclusions
Naming disliked sweetness, florals, woods or intensity quickly narrows the field.