The creator justifies taking a staycation in his own city as a way to create a worthy experience for getting ready. He checks into a luxury hotel, meticulously arranges his belongings, and focuses on his chosen fragrance, Althaïr Exclusif by Parfums de Marly. He pairs the scent with a brown suit, explains the fragrance notes, and applies it as the final step before heading out for the evening, confident in the impression his scent will make.
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ad booked a hotel in my own city just to get ready properly 😎🏙️
there’s something about a warm, addictive scent like Althaïr Exclusif that makes even an ordinary night feel like an occasion.
@parfumsdemarly #parfumsdemarlyalthairexclusif
Transcript
I used to think booking a staycation in your own city required an excuse, like an anniversary, a promotion, or maybe a crisis. But it turns out tier best justification is simply wanting to get ready somewhere worthy of what you're about to put on, and this is how I do it. It begins in a five star hotel room where the mattress is considerably better than mine, but the pillow talk is probably worse. I've unpacked twice tonight, once emotionally to the concierge at check-in. I'm once in the room where I've laid out my fragrance and toiletries on the counter with military precision evenly spaced because if I can't have order in my life, I'll at least have it here. And so front and center sits Alte by Parfums du Marley, inspired by eighteenth century music, which is admittedly a much bigger deal than an evening out on a Thursday in the tier of London, but I've always believed in dressing up for an occasion. And so in the room hangs a brown suit to match. Some would call it complimenting, but I call it doing due diligence. Amaretto and saffron up top, bourbon vanilla underneath, and a dry down that out best the dinner, the drinks better, and the car home. Two sprays at the neck, one at the worst, and one on the chest where a heart would traditionally go. Heads will turn tonight rank for once it won't be because of something I've said, it'll be because of my scent.