The Olfactory Archive is a platform created to register, organize and browse my perfume performance tests, clearly gathering information on projection, longevity, evolution and olfactory characteristics of each fragrance tested.

All performance data recorded here is the result of tests carried out by me, directly on my skin and monitored over several hours. The goal is to provide a practical and approximate reference of each fragrance's behavior. However, it is important to remember that projection and longevity may vary from person to person, depending on factors such as skin type, temperature, climate, amount applied and even olfactory perception. Therefore, the results presented represent my personal experience in each test.

For each fragrance, data such as number of sprays, initial, intermediate and final projection, total longevity time, main accords, olfactory family and other relevant characteristics are recorded. This way, it's possible not only to check how long a given perfume lasted or projected, but also to compare fragrances and find options suited to different profiles and needs.

In addition to the test catalog, the Olfactory Archive features an AI-powered Olfactory Advisor capable of using recorded data to help choose fragrances according to preferences, olfactory characteristics and performance. The platform also allows importing information from my tests published in Instagram Reels, making it easier to build and update this archive.

All content and tests are carried out and documented by me independently. The project was born from my passion for perfumery and the desire to turn years of testing and fragrance experiences into an organized, consultable archive useful for collectors, enthusiasts and everyone who wants to better understand a perfume's behavior before choosing it.