https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeIchkXPi5s/?stkn=ZnhvM2FkMmtiZmw1 Interesting knowledge of the perfume bottles recovered 88 years after the Titanic sank perfectly preserved.

Today's SOTD continues my exploration of Parfums de Marly with Herod. I've actually had this sample for many months, but I think this is only my second time wearing it. Fortunately, there's still plenty left in the atomizer—and after today's wear, I'm very happy about that. Herod is unquestionably a tobacco fragrance. The tobacco is prominent from the beginning and remains the star throughout the wear, but what impresses me is that it never becomes overbearing. It's featured rather than dominant—if that distinction makes sense. Around it, vanilla and spices provide exactly the right backdrop, adding sweetness and warmth without competing with the tobacco. Cinnamon and pepper give it some spice, while the woods and incense underneath add depth. Everything seems to know its role, and the blend is beautifully smooth. This is exactly the kind of cool-weather fragrance I enjoy: rich, warm, mature, and distinctive without needing to beat everyone in the room over the head. And unlike some of my other PDM samples, I'm not wondering whether I like Herod enough to keep testing it. I'm wondering whether I'll buy a bottle when the sample runs out. Wow. Current status: Full-bottle contender. This just moved very high on my Parfums de Marly list.

I am wondering what fragrances that everyone has finished a bottle or multiple bottles of. For me I have a couple of bottles that I have finished. Abercrombie & Fitch Fierce (3rd bottle) Bleu de Chanel EDP (3rd bottle) Dolce & Gabbana Intenso (3rd bottle) Eight and Bob the original (2nd bottle) Azzaro Chrome EDT (2nd Bottle)

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeCzeuSPBAT/?stkn=ZmE1bzJ3MmRvMHNl She also gives suggestions on how to fix it

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLRMeSqE/ I am hearing these stories more and more. Starting to wonder if there is a medical connection