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| Tips on Choosing Real Rerfumes |
4. Ask the sells man for special certificate of genuineness and the return policy.
5. Check the odour of the perfumes. It shouldn’t have acid or bitter notes. Apply a small amount of substance from the bottle to a piece of carton. Smell it after some time and you’ll see if the scent is okay.
 6. If you decided to purchase perfumes online and you are going to transfer money from your credit card, you have to make sure that you’re doing this in secure connection. The “s” in the "https" section and the image of lock in the browser window indicate the secure area. Check the location of the seller: the address, phone number and fax. Find out if there is cancellation and return practice.
7. If you have found testers of famous perfumes for nice price, in most cases it’s genuine ones since very often the producers make superfluous testers for retailers. But a lot of fakes are sold as testers also because there is no need to make nice box and adhere to grammar rules on the labels. Don’t forget to ask sells man about shelf life of the tester you are going to purchase.
Perfumes have about twenty chemical elements in their structure. Some of them are natural, some are made by scientists. A number of substances in perfumes may lead to a allergic response (dermatitis as usual) and respiratory disorders. Also a lot of substances in perfumes cause skin rash in people with delicate skin. The most dangerous of them may even entail burns of the skin. Some fake perfumes make yellow stains on fabric and may cause a lot of troubles by spoiling your favorite dress right before the party.
Such matters as cinnamic aldehyde and alcohol, isoeugenol, eugenol, hydroxycitronellal, oak moss extract, alpha amyl cinnamic alcohol and geraniol often provoke different types of allergies. A person who had allergic response to any of the above substances has to talk to a doctor before using perfumes.
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