Olfactionary About
At a glance

Olfactionary is a perfume directory and education hub built as a structured graph rather than loose prose: every material, technique, family, perfume, brand, and perfumer is a linked node, so a search resolves to a direct, sourced answer instead of a wall of text.

Why it exists

Existing perfume directories tend to be a browsing catalog with an encyclopedia bolted on as an afterthought. Olfactionary starts from the opposite direction: the material, technique, and family reference is treated as core, and the finished-perfume directory is built as a graph on top of it, so a page about a material links forward to every perfume that uses it, and a perfume page links back to the materials, family, brand, and perfumer behind it.

The graph so far 6071 perfumes 476 brands 237 perfumers 3795 materials 17 families
How entries are made

See the Sources & Methodology page for how entries are researched, reviewed, and status-badged.

Get in touch

Corrections, source suggestions, and general questions can be sent via the contact form, or directly to hello@olfactionary.com.