Just curious, I know none of us want to think we made a bad purchase…..What are some of your LEAST favorite scent in your collections? It could be something bought as a blind buy or something you liked in the store but disliked once you got it home and now just takes a spot never to be worn again or maybe your tastes have changed? I have 3 in my collection all blind buys cheapies Lattafa Brioche Vanille Raghba Wood Intense Maison Alhambra lovely Cherie

I can see why some people pick the EDP because it more toned down compared to the EDT, the EDT is more harsh on the pepper, the vetiver and the patchouli makes the EDT projects and last longer. They both are ambroxan bombs. I like the EDT better because it has the stronger longevity. Do you prefer the EDT or EDP?

I’m more into warm, sweet, woody, and spicy fragrances. They work really well for me in cold weather and usually last much longer on my skin. Still exploring new scents and happy to be part of the community. What’s everyone’s favorite type of fragrance?

This fragrance is pure elegance. It has a unique sweet, woody, and slightly airy scent that feels luxurious and unforgettable. The projection and longevity are amazing, and it easily turns heads wherever you go. It’s the kind of fragrance people remember you for. 🔥 My pick: Baccarat Rouge 540 💭 Why I love it: Rich, elegant, and incredibly unique. Now it’s your turn! What’s one of the best perfumes you’ve ever smelled?

It is common for a fragrance collection to eventually become unmanageable. Unfortunately, this often leads to forgetting hidden gems or losing track of which scents are best suited for the current climate. With South Texas skipping Spring and heading straight into summer, I want to share a tip on using AI to audit your collection. By providing AI with your list of fragrances and the prompt below, you can receive a detailed analysis of your collection’s strengths and its best performers for the heat: 'Analyze my fragrance collection, identify the strengths and weaknesses, and offer suggestions. Additionally, identify my best "warm weather" fragrances.' Try this out and let me know what you find out. What are your thoughts, how do you evaluate your fragrance collection?