Perfume samples in magazines?

This might be a stupid question, but:





I love the smell of a perfume sample I found in a magazine (both on its own, and when it's on my skin). If I buy a bottle, will it likely smell the same on me? Just because sometimes the chemicals can react differently...Perfume samples in magazines?
Well sometimes it can be stronger or weaker depending on how much perfume was put on the sampler paper.





Sometimes, a perfume can be strong, and a dab of it is put in the paper so it doesn't smell as strong.





My advice is try out the perfume from the bottle directly, perfume stores usually have sampler bottles for the perfume you want.Perfume samples in magazines?
In my own experience, the perfume samples in magazines are sooo unreliable. Some smell the same out-of-bottle, some smell completely different. I usually get the little spray vials for free with a Sephora order, or you can go to some places like www.perfumebay.com and get samples for really cheap.
I would go to a good department store and try the same perfume. Most stores will let you sample. I would then wait several minutes and see if it still smells the same. The best way to make a scent last longer is to by the scent in a bath product, lotion, and then perfume or cologne. Your own sweat can also alter the scent too.
yesss it will most likely smell exactly the same.


but before you buy the bottle just in case ask if you can test the perfume from the shop first. they will squirt a bit of perfume onto a small piece of card usually for you to smell or give you a really tiny tester tube.
To get the full smell from the perfume. It is recommended to spray some on your wrist and wear it for the whole day. Our smell differs throughout the day. You will also notice how long it 'wears' for. Then you can judge if it will suit you.
Yes the samples are very accurate.
samples are pretty acurate
If you put it on lightly enough it will.
YES!
yes its the same thing only in a bottle silly lol