Organize Scent Notes by Product Instead of Marketing Theme
Organizing by exact product keeps descriptive themes from merging different information records. A small index can still include useful scent vocabulary without making it the main identifier.
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NOTE 01
Define the record
Give each finished product a simple reference and write its maker, full name, and format. Keep similar names in separate entries until their exact identities are established.
NOTE 02
Keep facts together
Link paper observations, directions, and verified information to that reference. Use descriptive words as optional tags rather than replacing the product name with a broad theme such as fresh or warm.
NOTE 03
Review what is missing
Review a few older entries for mixed sources or unclear sample identities. Separate borrowed, owned, and unverified samples so their notes do not appear to describe one finished product.
NOTE 04
Make the next step clear
Keep the index current when a product or record moves. This system organizes information; it does not create an objective fragrance family classification or verify a claim from a theme label.
Before you go.
What is the most useful detail to remember?
The product identity should remain clear even if your descriptive vocabulary changes.
What should I establish before starting?
Give each finished product a simple reference and write its maker, full name, and format. Keep similar names in separate entries until their exact identities are established.
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