What fragrance are you wearing today?

Floïd Blue Eau de Toilette

Stirling - Arkadia balm

Cerruti 1881 Eau de Toilette

Creed aventus

Terre d'Hermès Eau de Toilette by Hermès

Geo. F. Trumper Eucris Eau de Toilette

Tom Ford oud wood

Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir Eau de Toilette

Freddy, I'm beginning to be impressed by your consistent daily posting in this thread.
How many fragrances do you have in your collection ?

I love my collection, but honestly I sometimes wish I had only 50-100 fragrances to decide between, since it can get confusing to decide what to wear. So I often just use either the 35-40 frags I have in my backup collection (if my girlfriend occupies the bed room where my big collection resides) or the 10 light fragrances I have in the cupboard in the bathroom.

Freddy, I'm beginning to be impressed by your consistent daily posting in this thread.
How many fragrances do you have in your collection ?

I love my collection, but honestly I sometimes wish I had only 50-100 fragrances to decide between, since it can get confusing to decide what to wear. So I often just use either the 35-40 frags I have in my backup collection (if my girlfriend occupies the bed room where my big collection resides) or the 10 light fragrances I have in the cupboard in the bathroom.

Claus, to be honest, I thought I had between 10-15 but, because of your question, I just did a quick count and was amazed to see that I have about 40-43!  That does count a few aftershaves, though, that have particularly pleasant scents, such as the Barrister_N_Mann Cologne Russe and Classic Reserve, both of which I wish he'd make in a longer lasting EdT.  The same would go for a couple of hawns (Chatillon Lux) aftershaves such as La Quatrième Ville and Yazu/Rose/Patchouli (and I regret not getting the latter when it came out in a shaving soap that was done in collaboration with Ryan @ Tallow + Steel).

Needless to say, I shall never come close to your collection.  Of course, a small part of the reason for that is too many modern scents smell the same and I think they are a stench rather than a scent, to put it kindly. (Think Christian Dior Sauvage, not Eau Sauvage, which is wonderful, and Jimmy Choo Man, to name but two.)  A couple of my favorites, such as L'Homme by Roger & Gallet and Cacharel pour L'Homme I have been using since they were introduced in the 1980s but are probably considered old school (or old man scents) by the younger generation.