ScentGod is a subscription for designer perfumes that sends you a 31 day supply of your chosen designer perfume.
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They're like free samples/testers that get given out for free =.=
They are 8ml. So a lot bigger than samples.
Cheaper than buying samples on eBay too.
I just did some research when this deal came up. The 1ml are the free ones, but the ones on this site were 8ml, which are apparently split up from real bottles and repackaged. IDK. I guess if they are authentic then it's a great way to try a fragrance.
Not sure how $19/month afterwards for only 8ml is good?
Yes, the first month is cheap, but it locks you into a subscription if you continue paying the full amount afterwards. If you put that into perspective, you're paying $190 for 80ml perfume.
Save your money and get testers from eBay for a fraction of the price if you want to trial scents before buying a full bottle.
There used to be a seller doing repackaged of Tom ford range on eBay- just when I went to place a trial order they got taken down:(
and $25 for premium which literally every nice perfumes seems to be
Don't think you're locked in are you? Thought it was month by month.
Anyway I think this is a cool idea if you want to try a bunch of different scents.
Ive used this before and was a great purchase to get some test run of a new fragrance for a month or so, there is also a referral program
Me too.
If you work in the city, you can do this for free if you pop in to your nearest Myer or DJ?
Every day for a month? Sure I guess so.
This sounds like a good business, I'm not in the market now, but do see myself using this service at least just to find the scent that fits be best. I hope they don't get greedy and raise prices too much.
Give me a couple of years and I'll give you a go ScentG.
Some quick calculations about how much more you are paying compared to buying a bottle.
$18.95 / 8ml = ~$2.37 per ml
Some Examples:
D&G The One EDP = $90 for 100 ml @ CW. $0.9 per ml.
Dior Fahrenheit = $130 for 100ml @ CW. $1.30 per ml.
JPG Le Male Le Parfum = $119 for 75ml (full retail from Myer). $~1.59 per ml. Or if you want something bigger, $160 for 125ml @ Feeling Sexy. $1.28 per ml.
Nothing against this company, just showing the maths of how much more you are paying for the 'convenience' of buying small samples. The only redeeming quality of this service is the ability of 'not having to commit to buying a full bottle of something you might not even like,' but I am of the belief of going to any department store as many times as you need, testing on skin, and sometimes asking staff for a 1ml sample, to give it a wearing or two, before splurging on a full bottle. Just my two cents worth.
OK, so these looks like travel-size versioins