Context before scent
A scent direction can be appropriate in one context and intrusive in another. Occupancy, dwell time, ventilation, food service and local policy matter.
SCENT SAFETY & APPROPRIATENESS
Sometimes the right scent direction is no added scent.
SmellBook can organize scent language and context. It should not replace product safety instructions, workplace policy, medical advice or professional formulation standards.
Fragrance-free is a valid result
Shared, medical or sensitivity-critical settings may be better with no added fragrance at all.
Finished products, not raw dosing
SmellBook does not provide raw chemical dosing, diffusion concentration or formulation instructions.
Follow product instructions
Use compliant finished products according to manufacturer directions, warnings and the rules that apply in your jurisdiction and setting.
Do not mask problems
Fragrance is not a substitute for cleaning, sanitation, ventilation, moisture control or maintenance.
Avoid medical promises
SmellBook scent directions are not treatment for anxiety, insomnia, attention problems, respiratory symptoms or other health conditions.
Respect people sharing the air
In shared spaces, occupant comfort and sensitivity can outweigh branding or novelty.
No raw material dosing or exposure prescription.
The public applied-scent tools stay at the level of scent direction, context, restraint and compliant finished-product use.