Author: Dim N

Every beautiful scent deserves to be tested. But is owning a tester bottle a good idea or not? Here’s how to decide.

With antifreeze or urine as their active ingredients, fake perfumes often have a hard time smelling just like the original.

Guess less, spray more. Sterlish readers share their tips and tricks for figuring out how much juice is left in a bottle.

When a bottle of perfume smells like Friday night’s drink, the answer isn’t always in the ingredients.

The color of the juice in that bottle comes from pigments. Here’s everything else you need to know.

The answer is in the concentration, the notes, the ingredients, and the formula.

Leaky perfumes aren’t just a nuisance. Letting air into the bottle can oxidize the juice and alter its scent.

The term “natural spray” tells you everything about the atomizer, and speaks nothing of the ingredients of a fragrance.

When it comes to longevity, not all perfumes are created equal. Here’s why some simply last longer than others.