Jo Malone London
Osmanthus Cologne
What it is made of, at the heart of a wearing — and the colour this page is
tinted with. Wider means more of it.
Leads fruit and white flowers, over dry wood underneath. It narrows as the day goes on, and it is among the shortest-lived things here. It carries more fruit than the rest of the catalogue.
The pyramid
top
0–15 min
heart
1–3 hr
base
3 hr +
Not enough has been recorded against this pyramid yet for
anything to be confirmed or contradicted.
This record is 80% complete — missing concentration, release year, a photograph.
What is it similar to?
Nothing is recorded alongside this entry yet. Two signals, and they
part in useful ways.
Closest, as Akin sees it
Ranked by AKIN: the resemblance graph first, the measured accords
breaking ties, the note pyramid where neither reaches. Right about
half the time, and the column says which signal answered.
Typical price for 100 ml, so different bottle sizes compare.
What AKIN links it to
Bottles AKIN reads as resembling this one, strongest link first.
| Jo Malone London Osmanthus Blossom | elsewhere |
| Jo Malone London Osmanthus Blossom (2017) | elsewhere |
| Bvlgari Eau Parfumee au The Vert | elsewhere |
| Jo Malone London Silk Blossom Cologne (2019) | elsewhere |
| Ahmed Al Maghribi Rose Noir | elsewhere |
| Zara Lightly Bloom 2018 | elsewhere |
| Issey Miyake L'eau d'Issey | elsewhere |
| L'Erbolario Osmanthus | elsewhere |
| Robert Piguet Fracas | elsewhere |
| L'Erbolario Citrus | elsewhere |
| Vince Camuto Illuminare | elsewhere |
On the scent map
Fresher to the left, heavier to the right, at the heart of a wearing. The terrain is spread apart to keep it legible, so nearness on the picture is a sketch and not the measurement.
Axis coefficients: Zarzo, M. Sensors 2013, 13(1), 463-483. doi:10.3390/s130100463. CC BY 3.0.
Nearest to it at the heart of a wearing, and what put each one
there.
Open the map here
Not yours yet
Adding it copies this pyramid into your own record, which you can then
edit freely — the catalogue is a starting point, not an authority.
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