FAQ Good websites for referencing vintage perfume - Top Resources – Vintage Decants

FAQ Good websites for referencing vintage perfume

Basenotes Grant has produced a really great user made forum regarding fragrance. Base notes is really great for serious collectors.

Fragrantica is the largest perfume database online. I find their "reminds me of" section, very helpful for discovering new vintage scents.

Raiders of the lost scent Andre created an incredible database and blog, when dating batch codes. This is expert level work when diving into vintage.

Parfumo is also a great fragrance database for referencing fragrances, including vintage.

Check fresh is a great tool for dating modern batch codes.

**Also check our Video section for a list of YouTubers that have top quality content about vintage fragrance as well.

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