Perfume blotter journal
Capture first impressions and the drydown. Keep trial notes with your formula name, dilution, and observations, then export your journal.
Blotter observations
Opening
15 minutes
1 hour
4 hours
24 hours
Your working draft saves automatically in this browser. Save each study to keep it in the library. Suggested times are a schedule, not notifications.
Study library
Saved studies 0
No saved studies yet.
Save the study above to add it to your library.Studies stay in this browser and are not synced. Export a JSON backup before clearing site data or switching devices. CSV gives you an observation spreadsheet with source formula names; JSON restores your studies and complete attached formulas here. The current working draft is kept separately; save it to include it in your library backup.
Worked example
Label each study with material or formula, dilution, and date. Record the opening, a later impression, and the drydown under comparable conditions.
Common questions
Where is my journal saved?
Entries are saved locally in this browser. They are not synced between devices. Export a copy before clearing browser data or moving to another device.
How often should I smell a blotter?
Use consistent intervals that suit the study, such as an initial observation and later comparisons. Give your nose rests and avoid continuous smelling, which makes comparisons less useful.
Can I compare revisions?
Give each formula revision a distinct name or version. Record observations at comparable dilutions and intervals so you can trace what changed.