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July 27, 2026 to August 2, 2026
Scent Report #006: The buyer board went heritage while vanilla went quiet
Buyer language consolidated around three heritage houses, Dior at 7 purchase intent readings, Amouage at 6, and Creed at 4, while vanilla dropped out of buyer note language entirely and patchouli took the note lead at 4 readings.
Scent Report #005: Vanilla reclaimed the buyer lead, the flanker became a linen spray
Vanilla reclaimed the top of buyer language at 6 purchase intent readings, answering last issue's watchlist question, while prestige supply shifted from new juice to new formats: Frédéric Malle shipped body wash, hair mist, and linen spray, and Xerjoff shipped two 15ml flacons.
Scent Report #004: Oud took the buyer lead while launch supply stayed on the Riviera
Oud replaced vanilla at the top of buyer language this week at 6 purchase intent readings, while the week's 28 launches, led by Guerlain and Atelier des Ors, shipped almost entirely fresh, citrus, and coastal, extending the gap between what houses are releasing and what buyers say they are buying.
Scent Report #003: Vanilla held peak summer while the format became the new flanker
Warm materials held the top of buyer language through peak summer, with vanilla leading purchase intent at 8 readings, while the biggest houses responded not with new compositions but with lighter formats of scents they already sell.
Scent Report #002: Supply went coastal, buyer language stayed warm
Brand push went fully coastal this week, but every top purchase intent reading in the collected data clustered on warm materials: amber, oud, tonka, and rose.
Scent Report #001: Oakmoss climbs while the majors retreat into Italian dessert
Oakmoss is the week's only high confidence climbing note, surfacing across three sources just as the major houses pour their launch energy into solar, citrus, and dessert adjacent comfort.