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Perfume Layering, Measured

R + B isn’ta guess here.It’s a formula.

Everyone’s mixing perfumes right now, guessing which two go together. We already ran the math — 7 fragrances, 127 reproducible combinations, the same result every time.

R+G+B+C+M+Y+K
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The problem

Your nose gives up on a smell after 15 minutes. So the industry sold you more oil. 

More concentrate never fixed it — you still stopped smelling your own perfume, and everyone around you got a headache instead.

The system

Two color models. One layering logic.

Named after color models because the math is identical: a small set of bases, combined, outnumbers itself.

RGB

3 fragrances → 7 combinations

Red, green, blue — three primaries, every color there is. Empower, Flourish and Flamboyance work the same way.

CMYK

4 fragrances → 15 combinations

Cyan, magenta, yellow, key — the print industry's four-color system. Cherious, Mive, Kooid and Veros.

All 7 together → 127 combinations. Pre-measured. Repeatable.

The point

You will not smell like everyone else in the room. 

Two bottles, same amounts, same spot — repeatable forever. Nobody else picked your exact combination.

Two ways in

Where do you start?

“I’ve never layered before.”

Pick one Solo bottle. It’s already layered inside — bound fragrance pairs that surface in waves through the day, on their own.

Browse Solo perfumes →

“I want my own signature.”

Pick 2 or more bottles, layer on skin or clothes. See exactly which notes you’ll get before you spray a drop.

Open the combination guide →