The Trained Nose

Swiss Arabian

The Bosphorus

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 rose, over creamy wood underneath. It narrows as the day goes on, and it is among the longest-lasting things here. It carries more rose 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.

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What AKIN links it to
Bottles AKIN reads as resembling this one, strongest link first.
By Kilian Pearl Oud elsewhere
Rasasi Shuhrah Pour Femme elsewhere
Lattafa Breeze elsewhere
Lattafa Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Incense 01 elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Shaghaf Oud Aswad elsewhere
Mancera Roses Vanille elsewhere
Armaf Club de Nuit Intense elsewhere
Paris Corner Taskeen Lactéa Divina elsewhere
Jo Malone London Red Roses elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Crystal Rose elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Nouf elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Ghadeer elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Musk Tahara elsewhere
Mancera Black Line elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Mukhalat Malaki elsewhere
Rasasi Mukhallat Al Oudh elsewhere
Elizabeth Taylor Passion elsewhere
Sapil Rave For Women elsewhere
Sawalef Retal elsewhere
ALREHAB PERFUMES Sabaya elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Shumoukh Al Ghutra elsewhere
Swiss Arabian Wajd elsewhere

On the scent map

Nearest to it at the heart of a wearing, and what put each one there.
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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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