It’s an alternative to YSL 6 place Saint Sulpice (I haven’t try this one). III Thriller is one of those fragrances that you smell and can’t really pinpoint what you are smelling (here is where it own its name 😅). It’s so well blended that when you approach your nose to it seams ethereal, but in the air, it’s magical making its notes to shine in every wave. It’s opens subtle a bit fresh, sweet and spicy. It has an oriental backbone, that isn’t too strong, but makes it very interesting, mysterious and complex. As it dries down turns to a more sweet, resinous, woody and ambery scent. It comes across very refined, sophisticated and elegant. IMO, this could easily work all year round (will not be too much on regular heat) and any occasion. Projection and longevity are great!

I think I have reached my wits end with my samples. I am SO fortunate that my Sales associates that I regularly work with give me samples so freely of so many different houses, plus the few discovery sets I have purchased on my own. Here is my problem, most samples come in the tiny 2ml decants, some come in folder cards, some come in small boxes. I used to keep them by season in different zip lock bags, but that doesn't store well. I have found that I don't reach for my samples because they aren't organized well, not visually easy to find and decide what to try. My bottles and my 10ml decants are all labeled and in a place that makes it easy to test and grab, but these samples are getting harder and harder to manage. I have made it known to my Sales associates, that moving forward whenever possible I want to get 10mls are ideal, but nothing smaller than 5, with clear labeling that doesn't rub off. That will take a while for sure to move through, What are you all doing to keep your samples organized and in a position to know what you have and grab it easily when you're ready for it? Thanks in advance for all your help and ideas.