Layerised uses a sophisticated compatibility algorithm to analyze perfume compositions and recommend optimal layering combinations.
Each recommendation receives a Compatibility Score between 0 and 1, calculated from eight different metrics. Here's what each metric measures:
Measures how many notes are shared between both perfumes. Shared notes create harmony and ensure the fragrances blend seamlessly rather than clash. Higher scores mean more natural compatibility.
Evaluates how well different note categories complement each other. For example, citrus notes pair beautifully with woody bases, while florals enhance oriental accords. This metric identifies complementary contrasts that add depth.
Determines which perfume should serve as the "anchor" (base/foundation) and which as the "accent" (enhancing layer). Proper balance ensures one fragrance doesn't overpower the other.
Measures how the layered combination amplifies your desired vibe. If you want a "Fresh & Clean" scent, this metric ensures both perfumes work together to enhance that character.
Checks how well the recommendation's natural character aligns with your desired vibe. A perfume that naturally embodies your target vibe will layer more predictably.
Considers the quality and reputation of the brand. Premium brands often use higher-quality ingredients that layer more gracefully and have better longevity.
Ensures the recommendation is appropriate for your selected season. Light, fresh compositions for summer; warm, rich scents for winter.
Matches the fragrance intensity and style to your occasion. Office-appropriate for work, bold and statement-making for evenings out.
If you layer Dior Sauvage (fresh, spicy bergamot & pepper) with Tom Ford Oud Wood (warm, woody oud & vanilla):
When you click "Why this works?" on any recommendation, our AI analyzes the specific notes and accords to generate a detailed explanation of: