Welcome to your Saturday morning chatty scent corner—because yes, today I’m exposing my collection and ranking my 20 favorite Quentin Bisch creations from least favorite to absolute must-own. I’m giving you the why behind the ranking (even though it was painful because these are deep loves), plus performance, wearability, and that “is it really worth it?” angle I know you come to me for. And yes, we also did a quick makeup-of-the-day moment because nobody’s got time to get that complicated. Before the ranking, I also share a mini deep-dive on Quentin Bisch—why I genuinely see him as a true artist, what I’ve noticed when I hear him speak about fragrance, and the notes that show up the most in his work (rose, pear, tonka, vanilla, musk, orange blossom, lavender). Then we get into the list with everything from iconic designer favorites to niche standouts and even a Middle Eastern gem. You’ll hear me break down why Delina La Rosée lands at #20 for me despite being gorgeous, why La Belle Paradise Garden is an addictive vanilla-powdery floral, why Chloe Vanilla Planifolia is warm, woody, and romantic, and why Lattafa Teriaq Intense is that rich, sexy, boozy-amber beast mode moment that over-delivers.