What to do if all your efforts to find a discontinued perfumes fail? it’s time to find an alternative to your favorite fragrance.

Here are a few tips on how to wear a perfume even if it gets discontinued:

Have you ever heard about perfumes replica? Companies buy discontinued perfumes formulas and sell it with different names. Most of the time the name resembles the original name, so it’s not difficult to find out the perfume you’re looking for. Also, the price for a bottle is cheaper than the original. The producer say it’s because you pay just for the product, not for the brand, but in fact the scent lasts less than the branded perfumes. It’s a good way to wear a discontinued perfume anyway, consider it.

Some discontinued perfume still exist in the form of oil. In this case people say that oil actually last longer than the perfume. Also oils are cheaper than perfumes. Sometimes you will need to modify a little the fragrance to get exactly the discontinued perfume you want. You can do it mixing the basic oil scent with a smell-alike perfume or with another basic scent. The choice of oils is quite good, you can easily find:

• Chanel’s Allure for women
• Burberry for women
• Abercrombie & Fitch for men
• Calvin Klein’s Eternity for men
• Ralph Lauren’s Safari for men
• Victoria Secret’s Very Sexy for men

And an assortment of non-designer oils just great to fulfill your makeup vanities and make up your own perfume. If you can get nowhere near the discontinued perfume you want, mix up oils and fragrances and have a perfume that is really yours and that won’t be discontinued because YOU have the formula! Send us your creation, we’d love to know from you.

Well, it’s time to choose a new perfume but there’s a way you can do it while keeping the essence of the discontinued perfumes with you.

Perfumes are made basically with water, alcohol, flagranced oils and some chemical compounds such as aroma, fixatives and solvents. Since mid 1800 these oils can be chemically synthesized. The aroma is exactly like the natural one but with a much lower cost of production and his availability does not depend  from natural events.

Thanks to the Internet you can now have a list of the ingredients of the most common perfumes, even the discontinued perfumes. All you have to do is find which fragranced oil is in the ingredients of the perfume. Here are the most common types of oils for perfumes:

• Rose
• Lemon Oil
• Citronella
• Lavender
• Jasmine
• Bergamot
• Clove
• Ginger

And many more…

Once you know which oil is content in your discontinued perfume, try perfumes with the same fragranced oils! It’s always fun and enjoyable trying new perfumes. Surely you’ll find a perfume that will make you remember your discontinued fragrance and the sadness for not finding it will soon go away.