You may have noticed while shopping for fragrances that sometimes the tester version of a perfume is priced higher than the original boxed version. This might seem confusing since testers are typically used for in-store sampling, often perceived as less valuable than the pristine, packaged original. However, there are several reasons why the tester may cost more than the original, even though it seems counterintuitive. 1. Tester Demand Can Be Higher Testers are often sought after by savvy shoppers because they offer the same scent as the full-size version, typically at a lower price. However, in some cases, particularly when…
Why Is the Original Perfume Cheaper than the Tester?
