>>18501381
I looked through the formulas posted on this website, they are relatively simple to make and should get you in the ballpark of whatever fragrance they are trying to copy. Obviously they won’t get you super close considering how simplified they are. Visually speaking they remind me of marketing formulas released by DSM Firmenich and Givaudan to show how their new molecules can be used in accords, I’m assuming it’s also the case here considering the formula you sent contains 3 proprietary bases with the logo besides them, and all materials linking to the store, that’s also what the aforementioned companies do. They are interesting but look somewhat like a marketing gimmick to sell more molecules and naturals, nonetheless they are a good starting point, just be aware they won’t smell like the original, more like those Arabian copies everyone on here discusses so often. If you’d like to know what’s actually in a fragrance, get a GCMS report.

The image attached is one of those firmenich marketing formulas I discussed earlier, it’s very similar to the one you posted in that it’s mostly marketing.