Solid perfume: should I choose 5 g or 15 g?
Choose 5 g to try a scent first, or 15 g when you already enjoy it and plan to use it regularly. More product does not mean a stronger scent: it means a larger amount.
Which size fits your situation?
| Situation | 5 g mini | 15 g |
|---|---|---|
| First trial | A smaller amount for getting to know a scent on your skin. | A useful choice when you already know you like the scent. |
| Everyday use | Convenient for carrying and refreshing your scent. | Three times as much product, used in the same way. |
| A gift | A set of mini scents gives the recipient a choice. | Convenient for gifting a known favourite. |
How should I try a scent?
- Check the actual product's scent notes and ingredients. A description helps you choose, but cannot replace trying it on your skin.
- With a clean, dry finger, take a small amount and apply it to a wrist or another chosen pulse point. Avoid irritated skin and the eye area.
- Let the scent develop and assess it later. Do not judge only by the smell inside the tin.
- Refresh with a little more if you wish. Applying more is not necessarily more pleasant.
How long will a tin last?
15 g / 5 g = 3: the larger tin contains three times as much product. Months and application counts depend on amount and frequency, so we do not guarantee them. Compare using your own habits rather than a general use count.
A single application a day and several refreshes a day are different scenarios. Use counts are not evidence of how long a scent lasts on skin.
What should I check before buying?
- Is the scent offered in your country and in the size you want?
- Does the ingredient list contain anything you avoid?
- Would you prefer one scent or several mini options?
Check current prices, ingredients and availability on the product pages. Below you can explore the current mini and full-size choices and the detailed application guide.
