Fragrance deals at Costco

Not knowing what many of these smell like is a question for me and it seems others. I know that Costco has their great return policy and will let you buy a fragrance and return it if you wish, but that's a bit of a pain in my view. It's nice that they do it however. But for those that would prefer to smell it first, the department stores carry some of these and I've found that Sephora has many.

What I like about Sephora is that their sales people are not nearly as aggressive and y they have test strips available for the shoppers. It makes smelling the scents much less stressful and easier than in some department stores. I've purchased a few scents during these sales as a means of getting ahead on Christmas shopping, both dollar wise and task wise.

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In my opinion, buying small sample vials of decanted fragrances is the best way to try a scent before committing to the purchase of a big bottle. Sampling in stores is free save for your time, but the stores near you might not have the fragrances you're interested in. And buying through Costco with the expectation of returning is more effort than it's worth, personally. Before you drop $100+ on 6.8 oz bottle of fragrance, it's worth spending $3 to make sure you actually like and want to wear the scent first.

Decants can be bought relatively cheaply from a number of online stores, and there's even a small cottage industry of people decanting and selling directly on sites like Reddit (r/FragDecants/) and Facebook Marketplace. Not every seller will have the selection of scents or the pricing you want, so it's worth shopping around. Personally, I like microperfumes.com and decanthouse.com, but you can search online for other reputable recommendations for your area.

If you were like me and wanted to dip your toes into fragrances, I'd recommend doing some searching online on sites like r/fragrance and fragrantica.com for popular and recommended scents that interest you. Build up a list of a handful of scents you're interested in, then buy small decants of each. You'll quickly discover what scents you like, what scents you avoid, and what scents you're willing to buy a full Costco-sized bottle of. Plus, it's always fun to get a batch of new and unique scents to smell; it's like a cheesecake platter of fragrances .

True from a hygiene perspective. However at some level of status, a good fragrance becomes almost a necessity.

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