5 questions · ~2 minutes

What is your fragrance type?

Six olfactory families — citrus, woody, floral, oriental, aquatic, green — each behaves differently on skin (evaporation rate, sillage, longevity). Answer five questions and we will name the family you naturally gravitate to.

Q1. Which first impression of a fragrance pulls you in?

A bright, sparkling lift A calm, grounded stillness A vivid, expressive presence Something close to nature itself A warm, enveloping sweetness

Q2. When do you most want to wear a scent?

First thing in the morning, heading out During focused desk or study time Unwinding at home in the evening Meeting someone who matters to me Sports or an active outing

Q3. How do you want a scent to evolve through the day?

Refresh it often, keep it sparkling Hold steady from morning to night Let body heat deepen it over time Stay consistent across seasons and places Layer light pieces and shift the mood

Q4. Which scene do you most want a fragrance to call up?

A coastal drive or lakeside walk Wet forest floor and moss after rain Fireplace or candlelit evening Walking into a florist's shop An old bookshop, paper and wooden shelves

Q5. How do you want a fragrance to behave on your skin?

Bright, fast-fading top notes I can refresh often A single signature that develops over many hours Heart notes that bloom 15-30 minutes after application Quiet, low-sillage scent that stays close to the skin Strong sillage that fills a room

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