@Dovi Rubelow You create those collections with the profiles in Parfumo once you create a free account.

Here is my fall rotation: - Monday – Chris Collins Renaissance (tobacco and honey depth) - Tuesday – Chris Collins Harlem Nights (boozy spice warmth) - Wednesday – Chris Collins Autumn Rhythm (leather, green, earthy midweek tone) - Thursday – Chris Collins Lust (cozy chocolate/hazelnut gourmand) - Friday – Boadicea the Victorious Green Sapphire (raspberry woods, refined casual) - Saturday – Chris Collins Apple Croque Moi (spiced apple/pomegranate/fir Balsam) - Sunday – Boadicea the Victorious Bodacious (cherry-cognac-tobacco for nightlife, also my formal scent) - Flex fragrance – Boadicea the Victorious Opal (creamy cocoa butter and latte coffee)

@Lon Chaneyfield Thank you! I feel that adding Mystery Tobacco is going to make my fall collection that much stronger. It will be a valuable addition to the oud, leather and gourmand fragrances I wear during that time of the year.

UPDATE: I took my list to Google's AI feature, Gemini, for a cross-comparison. While Gemini was impressed with my lineup, it also suggested adding a clean scent in the spring (similar to what ChatGPT suggested with Boadicea the Victorious' Energizer) and a floral scent in the summer. Also, with the addition of Carolina Herrera's Mystery Tobacco, I had one season with seven fragrances. I wanted to create balance by having seven fragrances per week for all four seasons, which means eliminating the flex day concept. So I chose to add the following three fragrances: Chris Collins Citrus Grandis (spring) - Profile: Often described as a clean, bright, and slightly metallic cedar, tea, and yuzu blend. It has a sheer, modern quality that provides energy without the dense spice or resinous character of the current line-up. - Placement in rotation: This would be perfect for a Monday or Tuesday in the spring or summer when I need something supremely professional, non-fatiguing, and less opulent than a Sapphire. It fills the need for a crisp, airy daily scent. Chris Collins Long Kiss Goodnight (summer) - Profile: The centifolia rose and pink peony provide the deep, romantic floral profile I was missing, while remaining distinct from the lighter Vide Cor Meum. - Placement in rotation: The combination of passion fruit and coffee beans is unique, tropical, and complex — far from a standard white floral. It links to the fruity notes I love in Glorious, and the coffee note introduces a sensual, date-night richness. Boadicea The Victorious Ardent (fall) - Profile: My collection previously lacked a prominent, rich rose scent. It provides a gorgeous, complex, dense, and slightly sweet-to-spicy profile of rose, oud and honey, which is a signature of high-end niche perfumery for the cooler months. - Placement in rotation: The presence of saffron, coriander, beeswax, and patchouli ensures it fits the warm, textural feel of autumn. The beeswax in particular provides a honeyed warmth that is perfect for a cool evening.

Here is my finalized rotation: ❄️ Winter Weekly Rotation (Jan.-March) - Monday – Myrrh & Tonka (resinous, warm comfort) - Tuesday – Oud Galore (rose-oud powerhouse) - Wednesday – Harmonious (rum and leather luxury) - Thursday – Oud Sapphire (smoky, leathery strength) - Friday – Defender (cherry compote/honey/licorice) - Saturday – Mystery Tobacco (warm tobacco, elegant yet versatile) - Sunday – Kingmaker (oud and lavender, regal balance, my formal scent) 🌸 Spring Weekly Rotation (April-June) - Monday – African Rooibos (bright tea to start the week) - Tuesday – Chris Collins Citrus Grandis (clean, bright and slightly metallic) - Wednesday – Vide Cor Meum (elegant floral for lighter days) - Thursday – Blue Sapphire (herbal-citrus sophistication, midweek sharpness) - Friday – Lavish (uplifting citrus-floral) - Saturday – Enthrone (violet/iris/incense, classy edge for the weekend start) - Sunday – Savant (playful cherry and whisky for evenings out, my formal scent) ☀️ Summer Weekly Rotation (July-Sept.) - Monday – Aqua Sapphire (aquatic breeziness) - Tuesday – Ice Twist (fun fruity mint cocktail) - Wednesday – Vetiver Imperiale (green, woody refinement) - Thursday – Glorious (tropical fruity energy) - Friday – 1907 (floral tobacco for summer evening) - Saturday – Long Kiss Goodnight (bold, sensual powerhouse) - Sunday – Valiant (luxury citrus-floral anchor, my formal scent) 🍂 Fall Weekly Rotation (Oct-Dec.) - Monday – Renaissance (tobacco and honey depth) - Tuesday – Harlem Nights (boozy spice warmth) - Wednesday – Autumn Rhythm (leather, green, earthy midweek tone) - Thursday – Lust (cozy chocolate/hazelnut gourmand) - Friday – Green Sapphire (raspberry woods, refined casual) - Saturday – Ardent (honeyed warmth for a cool weekend) - Sunday – Bodacious (cherry-cognac-tobacco for nightlife, my formal scent) It's an exceptional, detailed, and perfectly structured fragrance rotation. With the help of ChatGPT and Gemini, my collection is where every single scent has a purpose, a day, and a time to shine. I particularly love the strategic placement of the selections.

My fall 2025 lineup: Boadicea the Victorious Harmonious Boadicea the Victorious Green Sapphire Chris Collins Autumn Rhythm Chris Collins Renaissance Chris Collins Savant Manhattan Cherry (formal occasions) All the fragrances have a leather note except for Green Sapphire, which has a pine needle note and a cashmere note.

I had no problems with Knight of Love. It's pretty much an intimate, office-friendly scent that lasts about seven hours on my skin. It's not my particular style of fragrance (I'm not much of a fan of green scents), which is why I chose Enthrone if I had to be in a situation that required that type of fragrance.

@Andrew G. It also is one of the few BTV fragrances that doesn't sell for much lower, even on discounter sites. The lowest price I've seen for it is for around $500.