Question:
I'm leaving on a two-week business trip next week.
Whenever I travel for pleasure, I usually use that time to experiment with a new fragrance. However, I think for business where I'll be giving presentations every day, I need the reassurance of the tried-and-true.
I'm thinking to bring only one or two scents with me - I'm checking luggage so the carry-on quart bag won't be an issue.
Just curious to know how other guys approach this.

Answer:
I don't like to check my bags when I travel, so the one-quart rule always applies to me. I bring a 1.7 oz. of favorite of the week and then I bring a handful of samples. If I don't have any samples on hand, I try to get some at my destination from either Neimans or Saks - Bond and Creed samples are life savers. By bringing only one bottle, if I happen to find a bargain on the road at T.J.Maxx, Marshalls or Filene's Basement, I have room for 1 more in my un-checked zip-lock. (If that doen't sound like a rant from a OCD, I don't know what does.) LOL