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The Journal
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On scent, fragrance, and the language we use for the things we smell.
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The Case Against a Signature Scent
The wellness idea of one scent that defines you ignores how taste shifts. A small, well-understood rotation is the more honest practice.
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The Seven Families, and Why Scents Won't Stay in Them
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Galbanum, and the Smell of Crushed Stems
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The Trouble with Describing a Scent
English is poor for smell. Most description resorts to comparison. The vocabulary perfumery built — notes, accords, sillage, drydown — and where it stops.
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Rose Was a Man's Flower First
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Reading Perfume Notes Without Believing All of Them
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The Scent That Bypasses the Thalamus
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Water Has No Smell, and Other Marine Confessions
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What We Mean When We Say a Scent Is Smoky
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Training Your Nose Is a Practice, Not a Gift
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