Mark each blotter with the product name or a neutral code before you start. Put a separate note next to the first impression and return to the same coded strip later.

Avoid putting wet blotters on surfaces that could stain. Keep samples apart so their scents do not mix unnecessarily.

This approach is especially helpful when a few fragrances share familiar notes such as citrus, musk or woods.

A deeper approach to testing perfumes fairly, noticing contrasts and discovering which aromatic qualities suit you. These are general fragrance perspectives, not claims about the ingredients or readiness of any XASIS visual concept. Always refer to actual finished-product details for purchase and use.