The problem of flavors is in their fakes, how not to get caught in the tricks of the surrogate elixir. A review from Sunday21.
Today, fragrances can be bought anywhere, but do they meet certified requirements? As far as we know, their price is much cheaper than the original, and therefore the quality itself is limping. Not original perfumes can quickly erode, leave traces on clothing and can bring chemical elements into your body. Even from the most known brands not qualitative spirits can be even dangerous if they contain carcinogenic substances which have not the best effect on the person. Only 2500 aromatic ingredients in perfumes can be used in agreement with the European Commission, but more of them are often used in counterfeits. Surrogates are so popular that at times they displace originals from the market, various actions are taken to combat it, but unfortunately, this leads to not very bright results.
Signs by which fakes of flavors can be detected.
True flavours can meet the standards of 95 percent natural substances. Such perfumes are harmless and do not harm the body in any way, maybe even bring a little benefit in the form of pleasure. Fragrances that look very concentrated in colour are definitely fakes and can cause allergies. Their usual colours can be soft pink, soft blue and light yellow. A fragrances are only stored for 3 years, then they become thick and their scent changes, they should never be used after the expiry date. Packages with their design are closely linked to bottles, they should be made of quality materials, and the perfume itself is placed in a fabric or bags for storage. The lids should be tightly closed. Also, for frequent use, any letters or names on the packaging should be changed so that they resemble the original perfumed waters. If you take a good look at the packaging and the bottle, a fake can be identified and unarmed eye, be careful and use only quality perfume.