What are the signature techniques Rictheli Souza uses for standout perfume scents?

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When I build a standout scent, I focus on a few core techniques:

• I look for unusual note pairings (like airy florals with darker resins or woods) so the fragrance doesn’t smell like what everyone else is wearing.
• I push for texture and contrast: something soft vs. something sharp, sweet vs. smoky, clean vs. slightly dirty.
• I love long, evolving dry-downs so the perfume tells a story over hours instead of staying flat.
• Finally, I test how it wears in real life, not just on a strip, to make sure it feels like a true signature scent, not a trend.

Are you more drawn to sweet/gourmand scents or woody/ambery ones?