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Diana
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I grew up hearing that perfumes go bad after a year. Not sure where that misinformation came from, but it's categorically wrong. While they may mellow a bit and get darker (so long as they're kept out of direct sunlight and heat), they retain their original scent for longer than a year, usually for many years.
Vintage perfume lovers have created a robust market for the perfumes they love (that retailers have retired, much to the followers chagrin).
The post Does Vintage Perfume Sell? [Full Report & Values] appeared first on Adirondack Girl @ Heart.
Vintage perfume lovers have created a robust market for the perfumes they love (that retailers have retired, much to the followers chagrin).
The post Does Vintage Perfume Sell? [Full Report & Values] appeared first on Adirondack Girl @ Heart.