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Decoding The Olfactory Charm- A Miryoku Engineering And P-A Mapping Analysis Of Western Fragrances In East Asia
As the global fragrance industry expands, Western fragrance design often overlooks East Asian emotional preferences. This study applies Miryoku Engineering to identify the psychological drivers of scent attractiveness among Taiwanese consumers. The Evaluation Grid Method (EGM) analyzed 44 fragrance
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