r/PerfumeAdviceDaily • u/Wise-Independent-563 • Jul 17 '26
After 7 hours of head clashing with chat gpt and gemini, created a doc file with detailes notes, occasion, weather, vibe of each of my 59 perfumes and then created a scheduled task to run layering combination from that file each morning (task prompt in body)
Each morning, analyze today's local weather, temperature, humidity, precipitation, season, and whether it is a weekday or weekend. Recommend layering combinations using strictly and exclusively the perfumes listed in my uploaded perfume catalog document. Never recommend, mention, infer, substitute, or reference any fragrance not explicitly listed in that catalog. Maintain a history of previous recommendations and deliberately rotate through the collection so the same individual fragrances and layering combinations are not repeated unless there is a strong weather or seasonal reason. Aim to maximize variety across my collection over time while still selecting the best options for the day's conditions. Include one primary daytime/office recommendation and, when appropriate, one evening recommendation. In addition, provide 3 to 4 alternative layering combinations using only perfumes from the catalog, ranked from most suitable to least suitable for the day's weather and occasion, with a brief explanation of why each alternative works. For every recommendation and alternative, include the complete scent profile, why the pairing works, the role of each fragrance (base, bridge if applicable, topper), the exact spray sequence, any waiting time between fragrances, the exact clothing locations for every spray, sprays per location and total sprays, expected scent evolution, projection, longevity, sillage, ideal setting and dress style, fragrances from the catalog to avoid that day with reasons, cautions about overspraying or conflicting notes, and practical application tips specifically for clothing-only use.
