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The video details a comprehensive guide for differentiating between genuine and counterfeit Delina perfume by Parfums de Marly. The presenter compares three versions of the perfume, focusing on distinct indicators of authenticity. Key features examined include scent characteristics, packaging details, font discrepancies, color variations, and craftsmanship quality. Authentic perfumes generally exhibit a consistent, high-quality appearance with rosier tones, clear engravings, and imperfections-free packaging. Fakes often differ in scent, have incorrect font and spacing, adverse color shades, and low-quality materials. Noteworthy points also include checking seller feedback, avoiding suspiciously low-priced items, and requesting multiple photographs to verify authenticity. The presenter aims to help viewers navigate the prevalence of fake products, offering valuable tips and hints throughout the video.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter introduces the topic of identifying a fake Delina perfume by Parfums de Marly. They have three versions of the perfume: the original, one likely fake, and one definitely fake. The presenter intends to provide hints and tips to spot a counterfeit, especially useful given the number of niche and designer perfume fakes circulating online. They begin by confirming the authenticity of one perfume to use it as a reference for comparison with the other two. Unpacking of the perfumes for closer examination will be done off-camera.
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In this part of the video, the speaker provides general tips on identifying inauthentic fragrances. Key indicators include an acidic scent before spraying and a synthetic vibe, as well as a faint and fleeting smell after spraying. The speaker also compares boxes of authentic and inauthentic fragrances, noting slight color differences—the original being more rosy and the fake appearing more terra cotta or orangey. Additionally, inconsistencies are found in the address on the packaging of the inauthentic product.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses several distinguishing features between an original product and its counterfeits. They point out a spacing issue and slight font differences in the descriptions, with the fake having a more pronounced font and the original a thinner font. The address on the packaging is also different. Examining the bottles, the presenter notes that the original has a rosier color, while the fakes appear bleached out. Similarly, the original’s tassel and pouch are rosier, while the fakes have lighter and less precise counterparts. The pouch of a fake also showed imperfections and dirt. The comparison from left to right shows the progression from original to fake.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker compares original and fake items, focusing on specific differences such as the consistency and clarity of engraved writing. The original has consistent, clear engravings, while one fake has faint and inconsistent writing, and another has overly pronounced and differing text. When examining the stones on top, the original has more facets compared to the fake ones, with one having many facets and the other having fewer. Additionally, the batch code presence is discussed as not being a reliable indicator of authenticity. The original item does not have the brand name “Delena” on top, while the fake ones do and also present other inconsistencies like yellow font and visible tape around the bottle. Finally, the detailed craftsmanship on the bottle differs, with the original having fine, carved details, whereas the fake ones appear sloppier.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares real and fake items by highlighting several key differences. Authentic items should not have a white cast around embellishments, whereas fakes often do, indicating poor craftsmanship. Important indicators of a fake include an acidic scent right from the box, misspellings on the box, wrong capitalization, incorrect addresses, cheap stickers, off-colored box, and missing batch codes. For the bottle, differences include non-magnetic caps when originals have magnetic ones, thicker or more noticeable tubes, off bottle color, cheap or inconsistent sprayers, murky glass, and other imperfections. The speaker also advises checking online seller feedback, being cautious of fake positive reviews, and avoiding items marketed as factory seconds from high-end brands.
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In this part of the video, the speaker advises requesting multiple photos from different angles of a perfume bottle to ensure authenticity. Additionally, they emphasize confirming that the photos represent the exact version being purchased. They also mention that poorly tied tassels with loose ends are a significant indicator of a fake perfume. The speaker concludes by thanking viewers, mentioning upcoming videos on spotting fake fragrances, and expressing hopes that the information provided was helpful.