Catalogue
Smells like this.
Tap what you want to smell. AKIN places what you describe and finds the real bottles nearest to it.
Or read it the other way round — the catalogue lists what exists; the map shows how it all sits together.
The notes
The common materials are below. Typing reaches every note the catalogue knows.
Citrus
Herbs
+ 8 more
Flowers
Fruit
Sweet
Woods
Resin and smoke
Moss, musk and skin
+ 2 more
A material marked seldom recorded is still offered. Too few bottles carry it for it to change where a description lands, and saying so is cheaper than pretending otherwise.
Or go straight to a list — every bottle we hold · the scent map
What you described
start againApricot can be moved. A mark in pieces means the catalogue does not agree about where that material belongs; one long block means it does, and those carry no control.
One noteA wide question. Apricot alone is in a great many bottles, so these are simply ones it leads — there is no nearest yet.
Where this sits
What you described sits at the filled mark, ringed by the bottles below. Where the ground is empty, nothing exists — that is the whole of what a distance on this page means.
the catalogue a bottle below what you described
Axis coefficients: Zarzo, M. Sensors 2013, 13(1), 463-483. doi:10.3390/s130100463. CC BY 3.0.
Nothing in the catalogue is exactly what you described, so these are the closest that exist. At one material they are all about equally close.
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KhadlajRia
Khadlaj Ria carries none of your materials by name. It is near on the measure rather than on the list — read it as a direction, not an answer.
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DiorRouge Trafalgar
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ZimayaHawwa Red
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Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777Pink Boa
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French AvenueVulcan Baie
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Paco RabanneOlympéa Blossom
Why the marks overlap. One material places a description very roughly, and a great many bottles fall inside the same roughness. The order you are reading is not a real order yet.
Every note here is a link and this page answers without any script at all; what the script saves is the reload.