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How your bottle page looks

The New Fragrance Shop is coming soon. To show houses what a listing would look like, there is one worked example at scentsell.com.au/shop/example: A Cup of Tea with Mum by Underground Parfums. It carries an Example ribbon and cannot be bought, and its prices are examples.

What a bottle page shows​

Beside the photos (the buy box):

  • your house name and the scent's name
  • the strength and size, for example Extrait de Parfum · 30 ml
  • the price, with the Afterpay line
  • a few mood words
  • a short Top / Heart / Base row with two or three notes each
  • one button per size, each showing its price
  • the add-to-trolley button
  • an optional "try the sample first" row, if your house sells its own sample.

The photos: your bottle first, then the box, then a mood image. The thumbnails switch the main photo.

The notes: three bands (Top, Heart and Base). Each one shows the notes with their watercolour pictures from Sniffopotamus, plus one line on what that part of the scent carries. The perfumer's name links to their Sniffopotamus page.

Your story: short labelled sections, for example The memory, The scent and The perfumer.

Details: fold-out sections covering:

  • ingredients and allergens (your list, never written for you)
  • concentration
  • dispatch and returns
  • where the scent is made.

More from your house: your other scents.

The example shop​

To see how shoppers will find your bottle among others, open the example shop. It has one real bottle, A Cup of Tea with Mum, and a shelf of placeholder tiles marked Your Frag Here and Your House Here, standing in for houses that have not joined. Nothing in it is for sale.

Shoppers can narrow the shelf by:

  • house
  • type (perfume, perfume oil, candle, diffuser, room spray, body oil, discovery set)
  • strength (for example extrait or eau de parfum)
  • scent family
  • notes to include, and notes to avoid
  • perfumer
  • price
  • size.

They can also search and sort by price or newest. Each filtered view has its own web address, so it can be shared. On a phone the filters open in a sheet with a Show results button; on a computer they sit down the left side.

Where the notes come from​

The notes, their pictures, the strength and the perfumer come from Sniffopotamus, the fragrance database behind ScentSell. Once your bottle is linked to its Sniffopotamus record, the notes card appears on its own; nobody retypes it.

Interested?​

Use Partner with ScentSell on the New Fragrance Shop page to introduce your range.