[JoeBarbaro]

This week I did my second successful Parfum SE with the traditional methods: DNA and Broken Item

However I had an idea in my head to make things  more easy.
The method I will be showcasing here will be a form of the sealed box method.
„But how will it work with perfumes?“ You might ask.

Alright let me show you step by step:

1. go on Amazon and search for „ MUB Perfume Refill Pump Tools“

This tool lets you not only extract the perfume from the bottle, it also lets you put any liquid of your choice BACK INTO the bottle.
I think you see where this is going… 

2. buy the perfume of your choice from the retailer of your choice.

3. carefully unseal the plastic wrap around the bottle and save it for later. Then open the box and remove the plastic cap from the perfume bottle

4. use the extractor tool and extract the liquid from the bottle and transfer it either to an empty branded bottle for resell purposes, or to a generic empty perfume bottle (can be bought from Amazon as well).
If you don’t know how to use the tool, I highly recommend you to watch the YouTube video of it.
Make sure to leave a little bit of liquid in the bottle! It’s important for your SEing later on.

5. fill up the syringe with water and use the refill tool to fill the original bottle up again.

6. carefully repackage and reseal everything to perfection and make a legit return.

This method works great ONLINE as well as IN-STORE.

Instead of making a legit return, you could also use your SEing techniques and tell the seller that the perfume is not performing well and it’s almost odorless.
Since there are no visible signs of manipulation, there is almost no chance for your refund to get declined.

Thanks for reading, please leave a thumbs up! 

[sinisterlee]

Not just used this tool, only done something similar with a syringe and that is tough work.

Have you tried it on different perfumes and it works well?
Commercial perfumes were the toughest imo.

[JoeBarbaro]

Not just used this tool, only done something similar with a syringe and that is tough work.

Have you tried it on different perfumes and it works well?
Commercial perfumes were the toughest imo.

Yes, it works perfect! Before I used a syringe and it was a mess. Perfume was spilling everywhere.
With this tool it works flawlessly!

[sinisterlee]

Might have to check that. Yea using a syringe took forever, good tip on this tool!

[Mong500n]

Interesting! I haven’t actually done any SE on fragrances yet, May have to give this a go, cheers!

[eljot88]

„ carefully unseal the plastic wrap around the bottle” - the hardest part I guess.

[dohali8720]

works with high end creams too, replace the contents with a very cheap lotion and return it.
these things cost literally nothing to manufacture so companies just dispose them and don't care

[EquitableEngineer]

Nice method, have you identified any perfumes where it is particularly easy to remove the outer film ?

[JoeBarbaro]

„ carefully unseal the plastic wrap around the bottle” - the hardest part I guess.

No it’s easy. Just use a sharp knife. If this doesn’t help then use a hair dryer to losen the glue.

When resealing just use a drop of clear glue and you’re fine

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Nice method, have you identified any perfumes where it is particularly easy to remove the outer film ?

I only SE high end perfumes and it worked perfectly on:

- Tom ford private Blend line (e.g. f*cking fabulous)
- Creed (e.g. Aventus)
- Dior (e.g. Sauvage)

[EquitableEngineer]

I only SE high end perfumes and it worked perfectly on:

- Tom ford private Blend line (e.g. f*cking fabulous)
- Creed (e.g. Aventus)
- Dior (e.g. Sauvage)

Nice. tip. Thanks.