My Perfume Samples – New Atomisers

Hey there APJ Crew,

When I’m looking for mainstream, and some niche, fragrances my first stop will be My Perfume Samples. I love that they get cheaper if you buy more than 1ml, often by more than half! They are reliable, packaged beautifully and the range is really good of stuff you often can’t get at the niche sample stores.

My Perfume Samples – New Atomisers

The crew at My Perfume Samples have recently changed to plastic atomisers so I wrote asking why they would do this and if there had been appropriate testing done to make sure their precious cargo was not being contaminated. Here’s their response….

From My Perfume Samples: The plastic atomizers that we use are completely sterile and safe. The plastic used in our atomizers is food grade plastic. It has been approved to package water and food products so it is completely safe to hold the perfume that you will spray on your skin.
We tested the atomizers for several months, carrying samples in our bags, purses, storing in our vanities and a number of other places before introducing them to our customers. We wanted to be sure that the fragrances retained the same exact scent as when we decanted them into the sample bottle. Once we were able to confirm that the smell of the scent in all of our samples was retained over many months in a number of storage conditions we began using them to decant customer orders.
We do not re-use the atomizers on different scents and do not recommend refilling an atomizer with a scent different from the one originally decanted into it. Some customers have expressed success doing this and reuse the plastic atomizers with their own fragrances however, we have not tested this with the plastic or glass atomizers.
We believe the plastic atomizers to be superior to the glass that we previously used because they are food grade, easier to screw open and closed, have a wider mouth for refilling, the spray is more consistent and we have far less damage occurring in transit. 

plasticsizechartHere are some of their great prices:
Light Blue Femme by Dolce & Gabbana: $2/ml up to $7/5ml
Sensuous Nude by Estee Lauder: $2.50/ml up to $7.50/5ml
Tubéreuse Criminelle by Serge Lutens: $3.50/ml up to $10.50/5ml
Velvet Rose & Oud Cologne Intense by Jo Malone: $5/ml up to $15/5ml

I think those prices are incredibly reasonable.

Portia xx

5 thoughts on “My Perfume Samples – New Atomisers

  1. Hi Portia. I use them occasionally and I’m pretty happy with them so far. Never had any problem. I understand what they say about the plastic atomizers but I still preferred the glass ones…

    Happy Halloween!

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    • Glass is nice, I agree but in Germany at First In Fragrance they use the plastic ones too. If they seal and last better and have a better mechanism then I really don’t mind.
      Portia xx

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  2. I have an inherent bias against plastic, but I’ve only had good experiences with My Perfume Samples so far, so I’ll try to keep an open mind.

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  3. For a long time I thought I preferred glass atomizers to plastic ones. After years of testing though I came up to the conclusion that I do not mind samples in plastic – as long as they are 3 ml or less. Those sizes I use exclusively for testing, I plan to figure out before they are gone if I need more. If yes – then only glass for decants (5-10 ml) or a real bottle.

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    • Hi Undina
      I prefer the IDEA of glass but if you think about it, the atomiser has a plastic hose in the frag anyway. Good thinking on the 5+ml rule, I like it.
      Portia xx

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