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Similarity is based on note and accord overlap, not molecular analysis.
Signature pair: Pink Pepper and Cashmeran
If you wear Angel Dust, these are what your partner could wear so the two of you smell good together.
Check your two perfumes together →Worked out from notes and community votes, not a wear test. Try them together before you buy.
The data: each perfume's notes (top, heart, base), its accords, and votes from thousands of wearers on projection, longevity, season and day or night.
50 is an ordinary pair: take two random perfumes from the catalogue and they average 50. The higher, the better than usual.
The rules come from how perfumers pair scents for couples: share a base, open differently, one leads and one supports, and avoid the well-known clashes. They are rules of thumb, not lab results, and your skin has the last word.
A house's own duo always comes first, even when its score is ordinary, because the brand made the two for each other. We don't change its score.
Differences come from accords and community votes on longevity and sillage.
The main accords of Angel Dust are amber and woody. It opens with Pink Pepper and Calabrian Bergamot, reveals Cashmere Wood at its heart, and dries down to Cashmeran and White Amber. People reach for it in spring and autumn, day or night.
How a perfume unfolds →References: Fragrantica
Pink Pepper
Calabrian Bergamot
Cashmere Wood
Cashmeran
White Amber