Prepare a fragrance description using concrete sensory language

Demonstration checklist

1. Use the maker's stated notes when available.
2. Label personal scent impressions.
3. Avoid promising identical perception or duration.

Fictional worked example

In a fictional rehearsal, a comment asks for more certainty than the available documentation provides. The team turns the problem into a concrete check: use the maker's stated notes when available. Next, they label personal scent impressions. If the answer still depends on missing information, they avoid promising identical perception or duration.

Limits and next check

Label information does not establish suitability for every individual. Check the exact variant and refer personal health questions to an appropriate professional.

Further reading

• FDA: Cosmetics Labeling Guide (US reference)