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Blotter — a paper strip for perfume testing in a store. Usually made from the special paper without glue and odors, with the ability to absorbs moisture. For the acquaintance with the aroma, it is necessary to spray the aroma into the air, and then hold a paper strip through the spray area. This will allow you to quickly recognize the top notes, however, according to perfumers, the fragrance can only open correctly when being on the skin for quite some time.