Amber, musk and leather scent family
The base: resin, skin, hide and cured leaf
What holds it together
Five facets that share a job rather than a smell. They are the slowest-moving materials in perfumery. They are what remains after twelve hours. They are the part of a fragrance that reads as belonging to a body rather than to a bottle.
Notes strongest in Amber · Musk · Leather
Strongest first. A note's family value is the highest of its member facets, not their average - averaging would let a note that is emphatically one thing and nothing else read as weak, which is the opposite of what the family is for.
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Tobacco
Honey
Fruity
Base · ~30h
Botanical
1,873
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Labdanum
Honey
Smoky
Base · ~40h
Botanical
3,133
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Hay
Vanilla
Powdery
Fruity
Base · ~36h
Botanical
262
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Flouve
Vanilla
Honey
Aromatic
Base · ~34h
Botanical
4
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Liatrix
Vanilla
Aromatic
Base · ~30h
Botanical
2
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Habanolide®
Mineral
Base · ~40h
Molecule
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Musk
Base · ~48h
Animal
21,274
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Myrrh
Phenolic
Earthy
Base · ~36h
Botanical
1,248
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Linen
Aquatic
Aldehydic
Mineral
Heart · ~8h
Prepared
62
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Goat Hair
Base · ~36h
Animal
5
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Straw
Vanilla
Base · ~24h
Abstract
5
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Sweet Clover
Vanilla
Base · ~30h
Botanical
2
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Suederal®
Base · ~30h
Molecule
1
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Cuban Cigar
Dry Wood
Base · ~28h
Prepared
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Isobutyl Quinoline
Earthy
Dry Wood
Mossy
Base · ~40h
Molecule
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Nirvanolide®
Lactonic
Base · ~30h
Molecule
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Pipe Tobacco
Honey
Vanilla
Base · ~26h
Botanical
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Skatole
Base · ~30h
Molecule
2
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Amber
Vanilla
Base · ~48h
Abstract
14,638
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Leather
Smoky
Base · ~48h
Prepared
4,174
The facets in it
The facets are the coordinate system; the family is how it is read. Every one of these is measured separately, and a note carries a value on all of them at once.
The other families
Every other family gathers the same 34 facets a different way.