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@semoye_sola’s scent signature

The Oud Devotee

Leans oud with a amber undertone. A versatile shelf that covers most seasons. Notes that keep coming back: bergamot, tea, amber, berry.

2bottles
6.9average weight / 10
0layering combos
5families covered

Accord wheel

share of notes
CitrusFreshAromaticFloralFruityGourmandAmberSpicyWoodySmokyOudMusk

Families

base notes count most
  • Oud
    36%
  • Amber
    34%
  • Aromatic
    13%
  • Fruity
    9%
  • Citrus
    8%

Light to heavy

apply heavier first
Bright · airyDense · resinous
  • Imagination
  • Ombre Nomade

Performance

estimated until 3 people log wears
BottleLastsSillageHeatBased on
Imagination7 hModerateFine in heatEstimate
Ombre Nomade9 hStrongStruggles in heatEstimate

Seasons

bottles that fit
1Spring
0Summer
2Fall
1Winter

@semoye_sola’s layering playbook

base on the chest · top on the neck

Code-named combos from the bottles on this shelf: what to spray first, how much, the note that ties them together, and when to wear them. These are predictions from shared notes and weight, not reports from people. They become “Tested” once 3 people rate them. How this works · Combos people have actually worn · Test any blend

No shared notes yet

None of these bottles share a note. One with cedar, rose, vanilla or bergamot would build bridges.

One bottle away

combos a new bottle would unlock

Daytime out

Golden Zest

Imagination under Afternoon Swim, bridged by bergamot. Add Afternoon Swim to pair it with your Imagination.

Afternoon Swim

Everyday & office

Golden Zest

Imagination under Symphony, bridged by bergamot. Add Symphony to pair it with your Imagination.

Symphony

Off the board

what not to stack, and the house rules
  1. Heavy first, light on top: the base layer goes on the chest, the top layer on the neck.
  2. Two layers max, and 2–4 sprays in total.
  3. Find the bridge note before you spray: it's what makes two bottles read as one.
  4. Let the base dry for a minute before adding the top.
  5. Citrus scents are the most skin-dependent family: sample before you buy.

What the shelf is missing

ideas
Nothing for the heat

Citrus and fresh notes make up under a tenth of your shelf. A bright bottle works alone on hot days and as a top layer over warmer scents.

No floral voice

A rose, iris or orange blossom scent softens heavy combos and gives you a polished daytime option.

Light on woods

Cedar, vetiver and sandalwood act as bridges. More of them means more of your bottles pair cleanly.

On the shelf

2 bottles