It all makes scents

Factory rejected perfumes are those perfumes that did not pass the quality control standards of the designer brand. They did not “stick the landing”, if you will. Those mishaps can be packaging that is a little damaged, something has been printed wrong, or the perfume has been in circulation for too long. Now, I get it, you might be concerned about spending money on something that literally is not up to standard, but 99% of the time they are just nit-picky. Obviously, the designer brand wants to keep their brand quality up to the high standards so that they can justify the extra zeros on the price tag. So, when these perfumes get rejected, they are sent out into the world to factory reject perfume warehouses and, in that way, you can pay less for the designer fragrance you like. I must be completely honest with you, my husband bought me Chanel No. 5 in store for the full price for my birthday more or less 6 years ago and the perfume still smells the same as it did when I got it. There was a little discoloration over the years and I did have to spray more than once a day to keep the fragrance strong on my skin. I don’t know about you but if I knew about factory rejected designer perfumes back then, I would have actually recommended my husband buy me one of those at a fraction of the price instead. Most of our rejected perfumes come from overseas and other countries and that can also have an impact on how the packaging looks and with the different climate it can also have an effect on the tint of the fragrance, but not something to lose your sh*t over though. This is why we are so excited to share this find with you so that you don’t have to spend a fortune to smell like one!