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Perfume shopping isn’t what it used to be — and that’s a good thing. In this episode, we explore how Parfum Exquis, a Montreal niche store, turns buying scent into a form of storytelling. Instead of chasing one “perfect” bottle, we’re living in discovery culture: sampling widely, learning our taste slowly, and building fragrance wardrobes that match real life. We talk about how curation shapes the modern nose, why niche fragrance feels more meaningful when it’s experienced in chapters, not impulses, and how a gallery-like approach to perfume is quietly becoming the new standard for how we buy, wear, and talk about scent.