Perfume High End Designer Fragrance Sampler Set for Women – (Pack of 12 Sample Vials)

Very nice collection
All of the fragrances included were indeed “high end” and smell great.

Wasn’t what I expected
A couple of them where worth it . Some smelled to much like alcohol

A drop of scent.
Not recognizable scents. Not a lot in the viles to even sample the sent.

How to test 12 perfumes without losing your mind and also my thoughts!
Sampling 12 different perfumes sounds like a fun time, right? And it is… if you approach it correctly. This sampler offers a solid experience overall, but it’s not without its quirks. Let’s break it down starting with the MOST important thing about this review.⚠️Here’s a HUUGE HUGE TIP: Do not, I repeat, do nottt smell all 12 perfumes in one go unless you want your nose to wave the white flag. After about five or six scents, your sense of smell will clock out for the day, and you’ll be left wondering if all perfumes are just variations of “flowery something.” This is where coffee beans come in. It might sound ridiculous, but coffee beans aren’t just there for show at fragrance counters, they’re there because they actually work. They reset your nose so you don’t end up in a perfume-induced stupor, wondering if you’ve just smelled the same thing 12 times. So trust me… keep a jar of coffee grounds nearby if you’re testing multiple scents at once. (You can actually get through them all without losing your mind) You’ll be able to distinguish between fresh florals and musk without going into full “whoa, everything smells like a soap factory” mode. Just smell the scent, sniff some coffee, and try a new one.⚠️First Impressions: The packaging? Surprisingly good. Each sample came with the name and a brief description of the scent, which I appreciated. It’s nice to have a little context before diving in, you know, instead of blind-sniffing and hoping for the best.Variety: The set features high-end, well-known fragrance brands, with a mix of floral, fresh, and fruity notes. It’s a really solid collection. The options are quality and wearable (comes with more than enough to test out) you don’t feel like it’s the typical, overdone department store choices. Testers are a good way to explore luxury fragrances without the full commitment, especially if you’re not sure what type of scent you gravitate toward.The Hits and Misses: Out of 12, I found five I liked immediately. I gave each of them a full day to see how they held up. Some surprised me, developing nicely as the day went on. Others didn’t necessarily retain the scent exactly like I wanted. It’s a mixed bag, but that’s part of the fun: you get to test-drive without committing to anything.Sizes: Just Right (Mostly). The sample sizes are generous, which is great for retesting. That said, I found myself wishing for more scents, even if it meant slightly smaller vials. A 20-pack with a little less in each bottle? Now we’re talking.Final Thoughts: It’s a fun, chaotic journey into the world of perfume. Just don’t skip the coffee beans, and take your time… your nose will thank you. It’s also ideal for figuring out what actually works with your skin chemistry (because, spoiler: not everything will). A little more variety and it would be 5 stars.

I dont really recommend it, none of the samples match any of the pictures, I ordered 2 boxes 1 for men and one for women, both have the same samples, I got tobacco scent on women box?! Its random, plus some of the samples are empty (littely) and repetitive, Also it says on the little boxes (free sample, not for sale). I just bought a free sample that I could take from safora for free.

1 vials of perfume missingI recieved 11 vialls only..supposedly 12