Scentalytics

Scentalytics AI Perfume Creator 2.0 is Your Companion for Fragrance Design. It's created for perfumers, fragrance evaluators and developers, marketing specialists, trainees, creative professionals, enthusiasts and everyone interested in the art of fragrance design. The application offers fast prototyping, idea generation, and virtual analysis of the potential perfume creation, serving as a creative springboard. COMPOSE 🎨 Compose module suggests the possible perfume compositions based on the selected input preferences such as main accords, gender, seasons, or time of day. ANALYZE 📊 In addition to traditional characteristics, the Analyze module shows personality types, emotions and colors that could be expressed by wearing a fragrance with the given set of notes. You can even see how the musical notes might be associated to fragrance. CONSUMER REACTIONS 👍 Sentiments and ratings show how consumers might potentially react to a perfume composed of the notes you've entered. EXAMPLE FORMULA 🧪 With the help of generative AI, the Example Formula feature presents a list of raw materials and their quantities that could potentially be used to create a physical fragrance. We believe it can provide a starting point for perfumers to begin experimenting. This could potentially reduce the number of trials needed and improve the efficiency of the entire process. We are continually exploring ways to enhance this feature. FRAGRANCE NAMES AND DESCRIPTIONS ✨ Generative AI also helps you find inspiration for your fragrance name and description by considering perfume notes, accords, and other characteristics. EXPERIMENT TRACKING 📝 By saving creations, you can write notes and track your work on experiments and projects. We invite everyone to try the app at https://lnkd.in/di5nMRKp Feel free to provide feedback that will help us improve the product further. We wish you a happy creating! #FragranceIndustry #BeautyIndustry #perfume #fragrance #perfumery #BeautyTech #Scentalytics 

You can now add your own list of raw materials and select how the AI Perfume Creator Pro uses them in formula creation. You can choose from several options: 👉🏼 Use only my materials: Only your materials will be used when creating formulas. 👉🏼 Combine my materials with additional ingredients: The app will primarily use your materials but may combine them with others. 👉🏼 Don't include my materials: Your materials won't be used in formulas, but some may still be included from external sources. In the Example formula feature, you can now select your desired perfume concentration. The available options are: 💮 Eau de Toilette (5-15%) 🌸 Eau de Parfum (15-20%) 🪷 Parfum, Extrait or Elixir (20-40%) The ingredient quantities are now displayed in milliliters instead of grams. To simulate a sample bottle, the total formula amount will sum up to 100 milliliters. You can try the new features in the app on our website. We hope that these updates will further inspire your creativity. Happy creating! #FragranceIndustry #BeautyIndustry #perfume #fragrance #perfumery #Scentalytics

Bergamot, sandalwood and vanilla are the top three most popular fragrance notes in our AI Perfume Creator app. Mirroring trends in the fragrance industry, base notes like woods, patchouli, musk, and amber dominate the list. Bergamot asserts itself as the most used (top) note, while musk - historically the most frequent note in perfumery - ranks fifth overall in our data. From the feminine floral category, we see classics like jasmine and rose, with aromatic lavender representing the more masculine spectrum. We're particularly intrigued by vanilla's enduring popularity. This trend shows no signs of waning in the market or among our users. We have recently released AI Perfume Creator 2.0, now available through our website. We invite you to explore and experiment with its new features and fragrance notes. 🌸 #FragranceIndustry #BeautyIndustry #BeautyTech #fragrance #perfume #Scentalytics 

As Fall settles in, we're curious - which perfume notes do you like to wear this season the most? 🍂 #FragranceIndustry #BeautyIndustry #BeautyTrends #fragrance #perfume #Scentalytics

📈 Predicting trends is hard, but it's rewarding when new releases in the fragrance industry align with our data-driven insights. That's why we're excited to see how recent launches from TOM FORD BEAUTY and KILIAN PARIS correspond with our earlier analyses. ➡️ Our sentiment analysis from June highlighted Amber Woody as one of the most loved fragrance types by consumers. It's fascinating to see both Tom Ford's "Black Lacquer" (July '24) and Kilian Paris' "Old Fashioned" (September '24) falling into this category. ➡️ Additionally, recently launched Tom Ford's Eau d’Ombre Leather features key notes like leather, cardamom and ginger - notes that we identified as rising stars in our 2024 trend forecast. This alignment is particularly noteworthy as we had previously compared these two brands in a blog post, completely unaware of these specific releases. While we can't predict every trend, it's gratifying to see our insights reflected in high-profile releases from leading brands. #FragranceIndustry #BeautyIndustry #BeautyBusiness #BeautyBrand #BeautyTrends #perfume #fragrance #Scentalytics

Starting your own perfume brand can be a challenging endeavor, but well worth the effort at the end. In our recent blog post, we compiled a list of 15 key steps to consider before starting this journey. Here's the summary: 1. Craft Your Brand Story ✨ 2. Develop Your Fragrance Knowledge 📚 3. Work with Professional Perfumers 👃 4. Source High-Quality Raw Materials 🌿 5. Develop Your Signature Scents 🌸 6. Design Eye-Catching Packaging 🎨 7. Navigate Regulatory Compliance 📜 8. Develop a Marketing Strategy 📈 9. Set Up Your Distribution Channels 🚚 10. Handle Logistics and Fulfillment 📦 11. Price Your Products Strategically 💰 12. Build Strong Customer Relationships ❤️ 13. Stay Innovative and Adaptable 🔄 14. Manage Your Finances Wisely 💼 15. Cultivate Industry Relationships 🤝 The full blog post is available at the link in the first comment below. #Entrepreneurship #FragranceIndustry #BeautyBusiness #BeautyBrand #perfume #fragrance #Scentalytics

Consumers of perfumes launched in the last four years have a very positive opinion about them. Our analysis of consumer sentiment votes shows a tendency toward positive or very positive fragrance experiences. We believe that these results are driven by the growing popularity of fragrances worldwide, supported by the variety of choices on the market, the influence of social networks, and the rise of niche brands. We’re excited about the upcoming Q4 upgrade of our AI Perfume Creator, which will feature predictions of consumer sentiments and ratings for any given perfume composition. We look forward to sharing it with you. #FragranceIndustry #BeautyBusiness #beauty #perfume #fragrance #cologne #perfumery #Scentalytics

People like to express their personality and feelings by wearing fragrance. That's why we're adding a lot of new possibilities to the upcoming new version of our AI Perfume Creator app. It will enable perfumers, fragrance evaluators and everyone interested in perfumes to associate personalities, emotions and colors with their fragrant creations. This update will include many more new features, making the application a unique digital solution for the fragrance creation process, as well as connecting perfumers with consumers. We are aiming Q4 this year for the release so stay tuned. ✨ #FragranceIndustry #BeautyTech #fragrance #perfume #cologne #perfumer #Scentalytics

What’s the difference between scent profiles of TOM FORD BEAUTY and KILIAN PARIS? We conducted a detailed comparative brand analysis of these two luxury brands owned by The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. and found some subtle yet interesting differences.   Our analysis dives deep into consumer data, exploring longevity, projection, perceived vs. declared genders, perfume notes, accords and other key characteristics of their fragrant products.   Discover the unique nuances and insights that could influence your next fragrance choice or inspire your understanding of these iconic brands.      Read the full study in our new blog post available at the link in the first comment below. #BeautyIndustry #BeautyBusiness #BeautyBrand #BrandAnalysis #FragranceIndustry #fragrance #perfume #Scentalytics

Bergamot, jasmine and musk make the most common trio of notes in the history of perfume compositions. Although the compositions are often richer, this triplet is the most frequent part of their structure. Aligned with our previous research, this analysis confirmed bergamot as the absolute king of top notes, as well as dominance of jasmine and rose in the middle ones. 🌸 The most frequent base note is musk, followed by sandalwood, amber, vanilla and patchouli, which is present in the top ten. #FragranceIndustry #BeautyBusiness #beauty #fragrance #perfume #cologne #perfumery #Scentalytics