A useful perfume brief describes the experience you want to create and the conditions the product must meet. A list of popular fragrance names is a starting reference, not a complete formula or a promise that an exact replica can be produced.
## Describe the direction in practical terms
Identify the intended customer, destination market and product format. Explain whether you are considering a spray perfume, fragrance oil or another format, then describe the preferred direction: floral, citrus, woody or another family. List qualities to emphasise and those to avoid.
Discuss the formulation and concentration with the sample plan. A higher concentration alone does not establish a fixed wear time or better quality. Do not promise a number of hours based only on a concentration label.
## Make sample feedback repeatable
– Give each sample a unique identifier.
– Compare samples using a consistent method and record when they are assessed.
– Describe the opening and how the scent develops, rather than only saying like or dislike.
– Separate scent feedback from feedback on the spray, closure or bottle.
Request the documents relevant to the specific formula and intended use. Confirm what information is available and what further assessment is needed for the destination market; one report does not establish universal market access.
## Include the commercial and packaging brief
Provide the fill size, quantity per scent, bottle and closure references, decoration, carton and delivery destination. Ask about sample fees, development steps and which decisions must be approved before a production schedule can be confirmed.
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