Plutonic Rainbows

Tom Ford’s Black Lacquer is a bold and avant-garde addition to the Private Blend collection, offering a complex olfactory journey that begins with spicy black pepper and boozy rum, intertwined with synthetic nuances of vinyl and Indian ink, evoking the glossy texture of lacquer. As the fragrance evolves, it reveals a heart of smoky Makassar ebony wood and subtle leather, softened by hints of apricot and peony, adding a delicate sweetness to the composition. The base is characterised by resinous olibanum and elemi, leaving a lingering smoky and slightly spicy finish. While Black Lacquer boasts commendable longevity, its moderate sillage makes it an intimate scent, best suited for evening wear during cooler seasons. Presented in a sleek, glossy black bottle that mirrors its name, this fragrance stands as a testament to Tom Ford’s ability to craft scents that are both provocative and refined, making it a distinctive choice for those seeking depth and sophistication in their fragrance collection.

Today's improvements focused on fixing errors and enhancing the prompt analysis display. I resolved React errors caused by the diff-match-patch library by implementing a local version of the library instead of relying on an external CDN. We then completely redesigned the prompt analysis section to make it more user-friendly, first by simplifying it to a clean, concise summary and then by adding intelligent keyword highlighting that automatically identifies and color-codes important terms like clarity, specificity, and scientific to help users quickly understand what makes their prompts effective. A color-coded legend was added below the summary to explain what each highlight represents. These changes not only fixed the technical issues but also transformed the analysis into a more readable, visually engaging component that gives users immediate insight into their prompt's strengths.