How to Come Up with Names for Your Perfumes

The name is the first note the heart hears

You create a scent. It smells like something important. Now it needs a name. Not for the shelf, but for memory.

What is the name of the fragrance?

This is an emotional code , a short sentence about:

mood
moment
memory
the woman who will wear this scent

The title should not be "logical". It should open the door to the inner world .

Hints: Where to look for your name

1. Image

Ask yourself:

What does my scent taste like?
- To the letter that you didn't send?
- On the shadow of the curtain on the floor?
- For a cup of tea at 6am?

Titles with images:

"Warm light on the neck"
"The Window That Breathes"
"The Unspoken"

2. Rhythm

A good title is like a line from a poem. It resonates. You want to repeat it.

Titles with rhythm:

"The scent of a woman who is no longer in a hurry"
"Letter without an answer"
"Early Sunday"

3. Emotion

Write down 1 word or phrase that you feel with this scent.

Emotional names:

"Weasel"
"Milk Silence"
"Inner Light"
"The Tenderness That Remains"

Exercise:

Take 1 of your fragrances and create 3 names:

Through the image
Through mood
Through music phrases

Compare. Feel which one is yours.

📒 Start a page in your diary: "Names of fragrances" - Write down not only the names, but also the meaning behind them. This is your personal perfume poetry.