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Your learning profile

What the lab, the quiz, Perfumer DNA and the Memory Engine showed you, in one place, on your device only if you choose; and paths across the records, from a plant to an accord.

On this device · opt-in · nothing sent The Calibration Lab, the scent quiz, Perfumer DNA and the Memory Engine as one profile, with learning paths across the records. Nothing is kept unless you choose to keep it.

Keeping a profile needs JavaScript, which is off or has not loaded. The learning paths below work without it: follow the links in order.

Learning paths

Walks across the records, from a plant to a teaching accord and its history. With your profile kept, each step you have opened is marked.

From the rose to damascenone to the rose teaching accord

  1. Kazanlak, Rose Valley origin — Where the damask rose is grown for its oil.
  2. Rosa damascena Mill. plant — The plant.
  3. Rose otto material — Its steam-distilled oil.
  4. β-damascenone molecule — A trace molecule the records name in rose oil.
  5. Jammy odour descriptor — One of the words filed for it.
  6. A rose, from four molecules teaching accord — Four molecules that build a rose, for learning.
  7. IFRA Standard: Rose ketones regulation — The standard that covers the rose ketones, with its jurisdiction.

From lavender to coumarin to the fougère

  1. Lavandula angustifolia Mill. plant — The plant.
  2. Lavender essential oil material — Its oil.
  3. Linalool molecule — A constituent on record.
  4. Coumarin molecule — A molecule made in the laboratory in 1868.
  5. Perkin reports a synthesis of coumarin, 1868 event — That synthesis, as an event.
  6. The fougère skeleton teaching accord — The fougère structure, for learning.
  7. Fougère Royale historical fragrance — A historical fougère, by year and house.
  8. Jicky historical fragrance — Another fougère, by year and house.

From bergamot to the cologne

  1. Citrus bergamia Risso plant — The fruit.
  2. Bergamot essential oil material — Its expressed oil.
  3. Limonene molecule — A constituent on record, in the top class.
  4. Bergapten molecule — A furocoumarin on record.
  5. IFRA Standard: Citrus oils and other furocoumarins containing essential oils regulation — The standard on furocoumarins, with its jurisdiction.
  6. A cologne teaching accord — A cologne structure, for learning.
  7. Eau de Cologne Impériale historical fragrance — A historical cologne, by year and house.

From oakmoss to the chypre

  1. Evernia prunastri (L.) Ach. plant — The lichen.
  2. Oakmoss absolute material — Its absolute.
  3. 2,6-dihydroxy-4-methylbenzaldehyde molecule — A constituent the rules single out.
  4. 3-Chloro-2,6-dihydroxy-4-methylbenzaldehyde molecule — Its chlorinated relative.
  5. IFRA Standard: Oakmoss extracts regulation — The standard on oakmoss extracts, with its jurisdiction.
  6. The chypre skeleton teaching accord — The chypre skeleton, for learning.
  7. Le Chypre historical fragrance — A historical chypre, by year and house.
  8. Mitsouko historical fragrance — Another chypre, by year and house.

What is kept, and where

  • Without the box ticked, nothing is written anywhere, on this page or any other.
  • With “Keep my learning profile on this device” ticked, one entry, radler.profile.v1, is written to this browser’s local storage: the titles of the results the quiz, Perfumer DNA and the Memory Engine show you (never your answers or the memory you type), and a specimen card per record page you open (the record, the date first seen, a visit count). No time of day, no name, nothing about your device.
  • The Sensory Calibration Lab keeps its own entry, radler.calibration.v1, only if you ticked its own box; the profile shows it and exports it with the rest, and “Delete everything” removes it too.
  • Export makes a file on your device; loading a file reads it in the page. Nothing is sent: the profile makes no network request with your data, and the site has no account to send it to.
  • It stays until you untick the box, press “Delete everything”, or clear this site’s data in your browser.

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version 1 · updated 2026-09-30