Swiss Arabian Tobacco 01 opens with a smooth, slightly sweet tobacco accord that feels refined rather than overpowering, immediately setting a warm and confident tone. As it develops, subtle spices and creamy woods emerge, adding depth and a velvety richness that wears close to the skin without losing presence. The dry-down is elegant and lingering—softly smoky with a touch of amber warmth—making it an ideal signature scent for cooler evenings or polished daytime wear.

So this is where my collection stands as of today. I just added a few new bottles so I think it looks a little more “complete” than before.

As I began this journey I listened to Antonio and I would say I spray pretty consistently about 6 sprays (three abdomen, 1 each shoulder, back of the neck) with one exception for Nishane Wulong Cha X. That one, just one or two. It is an extrait and the green tea notes can be overpowering. Then for some of my weaker scents or just to refresh I will respray 2-3 times. Now some perfumers recommend similar to this chart. A couple perfumers popular here in BOS: Kilian Hennessey recommends up to 6 across the neck, back, arms, and chest, but emphasizes finding a noticeable yet balanced amount through trial and error ; Frederic Malle advises wearers to establish a set spray count and stick to it, warning against the common mistake of overspraying due to "olfactory fatigue"—when you become nose-blind to a scent you wear frequently. How do you spray? Do you regulate based on concentration, intent, use the same number, or do you have a different approach? TLDR/how many sprays is just right for you, and do you change your approach and why?