Antonio Mcgowan
Fragrantica is a popular resource for perfume enthusiasts, but it can be frustrating when it comes to finding new fragrances. The perfume finder often recommends the same mid-range perfumes, and it can be hard to discover new scents that are truly curated to your taste. However, there are ways to use Fragrantica to find new perfumes that you might not have thought of before. One method is to use the co: 1,4search by notes page and combine this with a random number generator to find new combinations of notes. You can also search by main accords, such as sweet or balsamic, and combine individual notes like orange + rum.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Website | Fragrantica |
| Type of content | Perfume finder |
| How to use | Open an Excel or Google Sheet, open two tabs of Fragrantica's perfume finder, place your favourite perfumes in one tab, turn the other tab into the "search by notes" page, generate a random number to pick notes at random, search by notes, and scroll through reviews |
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What You'll Learn
Using the perfume finder
To add fragrances on Fragrantica, you can use the perfume finder. First, open an Excel or Google Sheet and two tabs of Fragrantica's perfume finder. In one tab, place your favourite perfumes. In the other tab, turn it into the 'search by notes' page. You can then generate a random number to help you pick notes at random. You can also play with notes at your own pace. You can search by individual notes, such as 'orange + rum', or by groups, such as 'aromatic spicy' or 'floral'. You can also add one scent at a time and check the top three until you get an error. Then, clear the search and restart again.
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Search by notes
When searching for fragrances on Fragrantica, you can use the 'Search by notes' function. This allows you to search for individual notes, such as 'orange' or 'rum', or for groups of notes, such as 'aromatic spicy' or 'floral'. You can also combine notes, for example, 'orange + rum'.
To use the 'Search by notes' function, first open two tabs of Fragrantica's perfume finder. In one tab, place your favourite perfumes. In the other tab, turn to the 'Search by notes' page. You can then generate a random number to pick a scent for you, or you can choose a scent yourself. Once you have a scent, put it into the 'Search by notes' page and look at the top three results, scrolling through reviews. You can also add scents one at a time and check the top three results until you get an error.
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Unisex fragrances
To add fragrances on Fragrantica, you can use the perfume finder. First, open an Excel or Google Sheet. Then, open two tabs of Fragrantica's perfume finder. In one tab, place your favourite perfumes. In the other tab, turn it into the "search by notes" page. You can also google "random number" to generate a random number that will help you pick notes at random. You can then put that scent in the search by notes and look at the top three results, scrolling through reviews.
If you are searching for unisex fragrances, you can add one scent at a time and check the top three results until you get an error. Then, clear the search and restart again. You can also use the search filters on the left-hand side, including individual notes (e.g. "orange + rum") and "Groups" (e.g. "aromatic spicy," "floral").
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How to use the search filters
To add fragrances on Fragrantica, you can use the website's perfume finder. You can also search by notes, which will allow you to search for individual notes or groups. To do this, go to 'Perfumes' and then 'Search by Notes'. You can then select individual notes or groups such as 'aromatic spicy' or 'floral'. You can also use a random number generator to help you pick notes at random.
To use the search filters, first open Fragrantica's perfume finder by going to 'Perfumes' and then 'Perfume Finder'. In one tab, place your favourite perfumes. In another tab, turn it into the 'Search by Notes' page. You can then search for individual notes or groups. To search for individual notes, click on 'Notes' on the left-hand side. You can select more than one note if you want to combine things, for example, 'orange + rum'. To search for groups, click on 'Groups' on the left-hand side. You can then select groups such as 'aromatic spicy' or 'floral'.
You can also use a random number generator to help you pick notes at random. First, google 'random number'. Then, use the random number generator to pick a scent. Put that scent in the search by notes. Look at the top three results and scroll through reviews. You can also play with notes at your own pace and make up your own way of searching.
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How to wear fragrances
Wearing fragrance is easy, but applying it well requires a little more skill and finesse. The correct placement of your favourite eau de parfum depends entirely on the environment in which it's worn and the outfit for which it accessorises.
One of the most widely accepted ways to apply perfume is to spray onto your wrists and then rub them together. However, this can shortchange a perfume's lifespan. Instead, allow the fragrance to dry down naturally so that you won't crush the top notes and you will allow the layers of fragrance to properly play their role.
An eau de parfum has the strongest concentration of notes, so just one spritz is powerful enough for all-day wear, while an eau de toilette is a lighter option that will require two or three sprays and likely a second application altogether later on in the day to maintain the same aroma.
It's important to wear a fragrance that goes well with your body chemistry and to wear just the right amount so that it sits tastefully on your skin without fumigating the room around you.
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Frequently asked questions
You can use Fragrantica's perfume finder tool, which has a search by notes page. You can also search by individual notes or groups, such as 'aromatic spicy' or 'floral'.
First, open an Excel or Google Sheet. Then, open two tabs of Fragrantica's perfume finder tool. In one tab, place your favourite perfumes. In the other tab, google 'random number' and use the random number generator to pick notes at random.
You can use the perfume finder tool and search by notes or groups. You can also add one scent at a time and check the top three results until you get an error.
