Every pixel means something.
The scent badge is a compact visual fingerprint of your fragrance. Every design element — background color, lightness, icons, and text — is algorithmically derived from your recipe's scent profile. Here's how to read it.
Background color
Derived from the hue angle on the fragrance wheel. Fresh/citrus scents → yellow-green. Warm/amber → orange-red. Woody/mossy → dark olive. The hue is a direct mapping of your scent map position.
Background lightness
Derived from the radius (intensity) on the scent map. Intense, distinctive fragrances sit far from center — producing a darker badge. Mild, well-rounded fragrances near center produce a lighter badge.
Top-left text
Your top 3 accords by confidence score — the dominant scent families. Shown as short words: Woody, Citrus, Floral, etc.
Bottom-right icons
Seasonality and sweetness indicators. A snowflake means strong winter bias. A sun means summer/day. A moon means strong night character. Sweetness icons appear when the formula is notably sweet or dry.
Winter bias
Heavier, warmer notes
Summer / Day
Lighter, fresher notes
Night bias
Denser, more sensual
Citrus / Aquatic
Fresh–Floral quadrant, left side. Light and airy.
Floral / Rose
Warm–Floral quadrant. Soft and romantic.
Herbal / Aromatic
Fresh–Chypre quadrant. Earthy and herbal.
Amber / Oriental
Warm–Chypre quadrant. Rich and resinous.
Woody / Cedar
Deep woods. Dark and dry.