Whats your FAV in my $3,000+ collection? 🥰✨
My entire collection now goes over $3,000 in retail value including travels and non full sizes 💋
So far I have:
Good Fortune by Viktor and Rolf (3oz) retailing at $145
Good Fortune Intense by Viktor and Rolf (3oz) retailing at $180
Ode to Dullness by Juliette has a Gun (3.3oz) retailing at $150
Magnolia Bliss by Juliette has a Gun (3.3oz) retailing at $150
Café Rose by Tom Ford (3.4oz) retailing at $240
La Vie Est Belle by Lancome (2.5oz) retailing at $140
Goddess by Burberry (3.3oz) retailing at $168
L’Interdit Rouge by Givenchy (2.7oz) retailing at $145
Donna Born in Roma Coral Fantasy by Valentino (3.4oz) retailing at $165
Patek Maison Rouge (3oz) retailing at $298
Thauy Agape Special Limited Edition (3.4oz) retailing at $130
Daisy Love by Marc Jacobs (3.3oz) retailing at $137
Mon Paris Intensement by YSL (3.04oz) retailing at $145
Dylan Purple by Versace (3.4oz) retailing at $130
Alien by Thierry Mugler (3oz) retailing at $185
Bright Crystal Absolu (1.7) retailing at $105
I do have some perfumes under 1.5oz and minis and travels that bring me above 3k but on these shelves sit a Grand Total of:
$2,613 🌟
I also have a 3.4oz of Flowerbomb by Viktor and Rolf on the way as well 🌸
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WHATS YOUR FAVORITE IN MY COLLECTION? ⁉️
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It’s been an incredible journey watching my perfume collection grow, and seeing it now valued at over $3,000 is truly exciting! Many of you might be wondering, 'how many perfumes should I get?' or 'how do I even start building a collection like this?' It’s a common question, and honestly, there's no single right answer, but I can share some tips from my own experience. First, let's talk about the 'how many' dilemma. For me, it was never about hitting a specific number, but rather about curating scents that truly resonate with me and suit different moods, seasons, and occasions. Some people prefer a minimalist approach with just a few signature scents, while others, like myself, enjoy a more diverse collection. To start, don't feel pressured to buy many full-size fragrance bottles all at once. I actually began with travel sizes and decants, which are fantastic for trying out a scent for a longer period without the big commitment or price tag. This really helped me understand what I truly loved before investing in a larger bottle. Building your collection is also about understanding your personal taste. Do you lean towards warm, gourmand scents, or fresh, floral notes? Are you drawn to classic designer fragrances or more niche, unique blends? Visiting perfume counters and getting samples is your best friend here. Wear the sample for a day to see how it develops on your skin and if you still love it after a few hours. This thoughtful approach helps ensure every bottle you add is a cherished part of your collection, not an impulse buy that sits unused. Budgeting is another key aspect. A collection can certainly grow in value, as mine has, but you don't need to spend a fortune to have an amazing array of scents. You can mix high-end luxury perfumes with more affordable, yet still beautiful, options. Sometimes, saving up for that one dream fragrance feels more rewarding than buying several cheaper ones you're not entirely in love with. It's all about balance and what brings you joy. Finally, once you start accumulating your beautiful, diverse collection, think about storage and display! Proper storage is crucial for preserving the integrity of your perfumes. Keep them away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature changes; a cool, dark place like a cabinet is ideal. If you're like me and love to admire your collection, wall-mounted shelves can be a stylish and practical solution. They keep your bottles safe and turn your perfumes into a beautiful display, just like the lovely setup I have for my full-size fragrance bottles. It makes choosing my scent for the day feel even more special. Happy collecting, and always trust your nose!


seeing what this totals makes me definitely scared to figure out what mine is 😅😅