Fragrance houses

Commodity

11 fragrances, mapped across five axes.

What the Commodity range is made of

64% of the 11 Commodity fragrances Zenyra has mapped contain amber. A house can be described by what it returns to, and Commodity returns to amber more than to anything else — across 11 releases that is a position rather than a coincidence.

On Zenyra's five axes the house reads more textured than the catalogue as a whole: texture averages 0.55 against 0.48 across all mapped fragrances. The margin is modest — this is a house closer to the centre of taste than to any edge of it.

One idea, or many

The Commodity range spreads 0.126 across the five axes — neither a house built on one idea nor one that covers the whole map. There is a recognisable centre with real variation around it.

The median release year across the mapped range is 2019, which places this house firmly in the current era of perfumery rather than the archive.

Where Commodity sits

Warmth0.51 vs 0.51 catalogue
Projection0.49 vs 0.51 catalogue
Risk0.35 vs 0.34 catalogue
Texture0.55 vs 0.48 catalogue
Sweetness0.41 vs 0.40 catalogue

Every Commodity fragrance

These are the same five axes behind The Fragrance Taste Index, which maps all 5,308 fragrances. To find where your own taste sits, take the fragrance quiz.