A "Fragrance Family" refers to a category that groups perfumes based on their dominant scent characteristics. The main families include Floral, Fruity, Woody, Oriental, and Citrus. Each family has unique notes that create a specific aroma profile, helping consumers identify their preferences. Within these families, there are subcategories that further refine the scent experience. For example, the Floral family can include Rose, Jasmine, or Lily notes, while the Woody family may feature Sandalwood or Cedar. Understanding fragrance families aids in selecting perfumes that align with personal tastes.