Find a new fragrance through an existing favourite

Describe your favourite in three words, such as rose, dry and woody, or citrus, green and clean. Then read which of those qualities a new candidate shares and where it differs. The same brand or a similar bottle is not enough evidence of a similar composition.

Changing one direction at a time can make comparison easier: less sweet, more floral or drier, for example. These six options let you practise that discovery method across different families; they are not claimed as exact substitutes for another product. Evaluate the new scent in its own right rather than requiring it to copy your old favourite.