🔶🔸 Checking the packaging
In original perfumes, plastic cellophane usually covers the boxes. Be aware that if the cover around the box is loose and moves around the box, it is a sign of fake perfume.
Check the control number, batch code and serial number
The original perfume will have all these numbers on its packaging, which you can later use to confirm the authenticity of the perfume. Check with the manufacturer to see if the numbers match their build number.
🔶🔸 Find out the intricacies of the original perfume
The scent of original perfumes is complex and intricately made. Although smell cannot be the criterion for measuring the authenticity of a perfume, people who know the scent of a perfume can often recognize a fake perfume.
Know the layers
Authentic perfumes have three layers of scent that show themselves over time, these layers include top, middle and base notes. This complexity ensures that the scent is different and multidimensional and changes from the first application to complete absorption by the skin. Counterfeit perfumes have a one-dimensional odor layer and often the smell disappears shortly after use.
🔶🔸 Distinguish synthetic compounds from natural ones
Creating different notes in real perfumes is very difficult. In their production, a combination of natural and synthetic fragrances is used. Cheap perfumes are completely synthetic and therefore do not have the complexity of layered perfumes made with natural ingredients.
🔶🔸 Pay attention to the longevity of the perfume
At first, the fake perfume has a similar smell to the original perfume, but you usually find that the original perfumes are more durable than fake perfumes in terms of longevity and effectiveness, and this makes them more valuable in the long run. Opened bottles of original perfumes should keep their fragrance from 6 to 18 months.