Let's say, hypothetically, you go a little overboard and order 64 samples, hypothetically. 😜 How would you go about testing them? I want to test them on skin to get the full effect... top notes, middle, and base/drydown. I work from home, so im thinking of trying four per day, one on each wrist, two in the morning, two in the evening. My question... what order would you try them in or how would you decide which two to "face off" with each other at the same time? Would you just pick two at random? Would you specifically make sure they're from different designers/families? Or would you try two from the same group, like YSL Myself EDP & Myself le parfum? If need to see the full list of 64, let me know and I'll add them... Thanks gents!

Starting off Tuesday with the cracking open of Acqua Della Regina. This arrived last week after my sample was gone and my wife looked at me and said "You Smell Great" "What's that you're wearing" This was all the encouragement it took me to break the #nobuyseptember game 🤷🏻‍♂️ It's starts off fresh and stays well and its going to be in the high 70's today so might as well enjoy it while I can. Here's ChatGpt analysis: Acqua della Regina (Eau de Cologne) by Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella (SMN). - Historical origin: It is one of SMN’s oldest fragrances. It was commissioned in 1533 by Catherine de’ Medici (Caterina de’ Medici) as a bridal gift and taken to France when she married Henry II of France. - Olfactory / Scent profile:  • Top notes: Italian citrus fruits, petitgrain - Heart / middle notes: Neroli, rosemary, cloves, lavender - Base notes: Musk (and sometimes patchouli is mentioned in some sources) - Character / impression: It is generally described as a fresh, citrusy, herbal / aromatic scent, leaning more toward a classic, clean cologne than something heavy or sweet. - Longevity & performance: Many users mention that it doesn’t last long — often just a few hours (common for light cologne formulations).