In looking at my collection I realized I don’t have a great place to display my full bottles that I don’t have to move and jockey around just to find the one I want to wear. Samples are a separate and much easier issue. After another post I made months ago and conversation with @Brett Sutton & @Blake Merl I decided to try putting my full bottle fragrances into some travel atomizers. I figure I can then have a nice display of my bottles that can stay without a lot of moving around and then keep these on my shelf in my closet. I’ll get to store much more in a smaller space. I went to Etsy and found someone who makes 3D printed holders for these particular atomizers. He was really easy to work with and I think they came out great! So I will be ordering more atomizers to add to this project. I’m also planning on separating by season as well 😎 I used my P-touch for labeling. Just curious if anyone else is doing something similar.

Discovered a new YouTuber the other day and am really liking his content. If you are like me and trying to expand your niche horizons, check out Kaleidoscope Scent Index. Eric is the guy behind the channel. He's not a shill. I don't see any sales pitches, affiliate links, paid promos, etc. He has a record company that he likes to push but it's not a big deal. He recently posted a video about how to use ChatGPT to up your layering game and it's brilliant. I'll give you the Cliff's Notes version, but the video is worth a full watch. So, you upload your entire fragrance collection to Fragrantica or Parfumo; export/download it in PDF format; and upload it to ChatGPT in projects. Then, whenever you are looking for suggestions, you give ChatGPT detailed audio prompts including what clothes you are wearing that day, what the weather is like, the vibe you are going for, etc. Example, "Hey Chat, It's overcast and 55 degree today, I'm in a blazer and jeans, heading to the office, looking for something opulent and classy with some push but not too much push to offend. Give me three layering trios from my collection and include the number of sprays for each, where to spray for each, and why it works." You get the idea. The possibilities are endless and AI will remember your preferences. The deeper you go in your dives, the better results you will get. The combos Eric has been wearing are amazing. Thought it was a cool concept; check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6sQHtJ9zLI