Every Fragrance Begins With Intention

Answer a few guided questions to help us design a fragrance that’s uniquely yours.

Questionnaire

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Do you gravitate toward fresh, floral, woody, spicy, sweet, or musky scents?

Are there any specific notes you consistently enjoy (e.g., bergamot, rose, amber, vanilla)?

Are there any notes or ingredients you absolutely avoid?

Do you prefer fragrances that feel warm and cozy or cool and refreshing?

How do you feel about citrus-forward perfumes?

Are you drawn to floral perfumes, and if so, which florals (e.g., jasmine, tuberose, iris)?

Do you like smoky or incense-like scents?

Are leathery fragrances appealing to you?

What’s your opinion on animalic or musky undertones?

Do you prefer simple, minimalist compositions or more complex, layered ones?

Do you tend to enjoy linear scents (smell the same throughout) or ones that evolve over time?

Are spicy notes like cardamom, cinnamon, or pepper something you enjoy?

Do you prefer dry woods (e.g., cedar, sandalwood) or resinous, balsamic woods (e.g., oud, myrrh)?

How do you feel about green or herbal fragrances?

Are fruity perfumes your thing? If so, do you prefer fresh fruits (e.g., apple, pear) or ripe/exotic ones (e.g., fig, mango)?

Do you enjoy powdery scents that remind you of makeup, baby powder, or soft fabric?

How about metallic or mineral-like notes—do you find them interesting or off-putting?

Are you a fan of vintage-style perfumes, or do you lean more modern and clean?

How do you feel about synthetic-smelling or abstract compositions?

Are you drawn to niche/artistic fragrances or prefer more familiar, designer scents?

Do you enjoy nostalgic or retro-smelling perfumes?

Are you comfortable with strong projection, or do you prefer something that stays close to the skin?

Do you enjoy perfumes that feel romantic, sensual, bold, or understated?

Do you like perfumes that evoke nature, cities, memories, or something more imaginative?

What scent family do you instinctively reach for: floral, woody, oriental, fougère, chypre?

Are seasonal changes in scent important to you (e.g., lighter in summer, deeper in winter)?

Do you enjoy wearing the same scent every day, or do you prefer variety?

What makes a perfume feel “perfect” to you—is it how it smells on first spray, how it wears, or how it makes you feel?

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Every project begins with a structured scent brief to guide creative and technical development. Clients are asked to consider: