Perfume Ingredient Data Extraction
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
1. Identify the perfume on the blog
Take One Thing Off (Claire Vukcevic)
Start here: https://takeonethingoff.com/blog/2021/12/01/the-attar-guide-floral-reviews-0-a/
Show me the first entry. We'll fine tune from there.
Focus: attars, naturals, artisanal perfumery
For each perfume mentioned:
Record perfume name
Perfumer / brand
Blog Source + Screenshot of the Item on the Blog + URL
This is the discovery step.
2. Check if it exists on major perfume websites
Search BaseNotes and Fragrantica.
If found:
Paste the link in the Notes / Where Found column.
Mark Exists Elsewhere = Yes.
If not found:
Mark Exists Elsewhere = No.
3. Extract ingredients regardless
For every perfume, whether it exists elsewhere or not:
Extract only ingredients explicitly mentioned in the blog text.
Normalize obvious spelling differences.
Do not infer or guess.
Each ingredient differently. This eventually will become a searchable database..
4. Build the searchable list
Each perfume = one row with:
Perfume name
Perfumer / brand
Extracted ingredients
Exists Elsewhere (Yes/No)
Notes / Where Found (links if applicable)
Link to the notes and screenshot number
Take One Thing Off (Claire Vukcevic)
Start here: https://takeonethingoff.com/blog/2021/12/01/the-attar-guide-floral-reviews-0-a/
Show me the first entry. We'll fine tune from there.
Focus: attars, naturals, artisanal perfumery
For each perfume mentioned:
Record perfume name
Perfumer / brand
Blog Source + Screenshot of the Item on the Blog + URL
This is the discovery step.
2. Check if it exists on major perfume websites
Search BaseNotes and Fragrantica.
If found:
Paste the link in the Notes / Where Found column.
Mark Exists Elsewhere = Yes.
If not found:
Mark Exists Elsewhere = No.
3. Extract ingredients regardless
For every perfume, whether it exists elsewhere or not:
Extract only ingredients explicitly mentioned in the blog text.
Normalize obvious spelling differences.
Do not infer or guess.
Each ingredient differently. This eventually will become a searchable database..
4. Build the searchable list
Each perfume = one row with:
Perfume name
Perfumer / brand
Extracted ingredients
Exists Elsewhere (Yes/No)
Notes / Where Found (links if applicable)
Link to the notes and screenshot number