This post is part of group therapy and a "grandmother's pharmacy."

Let's start with the first: "get him out!" Not to be ashamed of yourself: do you ever let yourself be fooled by some furtive peddler? How did you market a cat (imitation) in a poke (perfume authentic) when you thought you were making the purchase of the year? It's okay, is over, and over ... http://buscatuperfume.blogspot.com/



Now you hear about Perfume's Club and learned that for 10 euros more or less not worth it go all that way, because in our outlet of perfumes find all fragrances at half price on the purchase price in establishments usual, although ... if the temptation and the devil acecharte again, here are some tips to help if you get it for a ride because you love cats more hares:)

- Shake the bottle a bit. If after 10 seconds the bubbles have gone the smell will almost certainly false.

- Look at the look of the box and packaging. This is usually the "quit" to the question: Normally at the bottom of the box is a bar code, which must match the base of the bottle. Pay attention also on whether the ingredient list is written in larger letters than usual and what's fabricated. If "made-in-anywhere" SUSPECT.

- The perfumes that take the cellophane should not make you put your guard down. It really means nothing. The packaging is usually pretty good imitation but the "soup", that is another thing and you'll notice as you open it. (Probably too late because the buyer will be gone).

- The smell in perfumes false, although in some cases may be more or less successful, will always remain much less time than the original fragrance. This occurs because the imitations are usually dispensed with the "fixers", the most expensive ingredients of perfumes.

"This last advice is to make sure 100%: the box must always be somewhere something like" reserved for sale to dealers added "in English or French. And the capacity has to come both detailed milliliters (ml.) and oz (Oz).