The Nose
It starts with smells you already know — cut grass, vanilla, a bonfire — works out the shape of your taste, tells you what to try, and proves it on answers it never saw. You do not need to know a single perfume.
Around a minute. Nothing is sent anywhere; it all stays on this phone.
What do you know?
Add anything you own, have worn, or have smelled properly. Three is enough to start; more is better. You'll be asked what you thought of each.
Nothing yet. Try a brand you own — Dior, Chanel, Tom Ford, Jo Malone.
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How does this sound?
Your taste starts as a circle — the average bottle. Every answer pulls it out of shape.
Your Nose Print
Three to try
What you were smelling
Names were kept off the cards so nothing but the smell could sway you. Here is what you were reacting to.
Your shelf
Every bottle is one shape. Where two lie on top of each other, you own that ground twice.
Which bottle?
Where did it come from?
You can change this later, and the arrival check is done on the bottle itself — usually the day it lands.
Where it came from
The day it arrived
A check recorded within three days of it landing counts for more. Leave it blank if you do not know — with no arrival date a bottle stops at the arrival check.
The receipt
The other half of proof. The pictures stay on this phone; nothing is uploaded.
The arrival check
Photograph these the day it lands, before you open it.