How to use

Using Esansmatik step by step

We walk through Esansmatik in six steps, from setting up your materials to sharing your batches. The screenshots come from the app itself, and every step follows the same example: an Aventus recipe at 25%.

1

Set up your materials

Enter your fragrance houses, your base and your bottle prices in Settings once. The calculator and cost screens use them from then on.

Fragrance houses list in Settings — The houses you buy oil from. Add a new one with this button.

Ready-made base entry in Settings — Container size and price of your base; the price per ml is worked out for you.

2

Add the perfume

Type the name, pick the fragrance house and enter the usage ratio. If you make the same perfume with another house's oil, that house keeps its own ratio.

New perfume form filled in for Aventus — Usage ratio: what percentage of this house's oil you use.

3

Pick a bottle size and see the amounts

30, 50, 100 ml or any size you like. The fragrance oil and base you need show up in ml and grams.

Open my perfumes

50 ml recipe for Aventus — Recipe for a 50 ml bottle at 25%.

4

Log your batch and add notes over time

Open a batch on the day you mix and write your first note and score. Add notes to the same batch in the following weeks to see which ratio settled, and how long it took.

Process notes of an Aventus batch — One batch over time: day one, week 5 and week 9 notes.

5

Work out your cost and profit

Oil, base, bottle, label and box add up to the unit cost. Enter a sale price to see the profit per bottle.

Calculate your cost

Sale card on the Cost & pricing page — Profit per bottle once a sale price is entered.

6

Share and follow

Batches you make public appear on your share page; the rest stay private. New batches from people you follow show up in your feed.

Go to my batches

A batch on a perfumer's share page — A batch on a share page: ratio and process notes.

An entry in the Following feed — A new batch from someone you follow, in your feed.

Log your first perfume

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