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Perfumery is changing. Biotech ingredients, refillable packaging, private exchanges: discover how the sector is transforming toward more ethical and circular consumption—and what role the secondary market plays.
Perfumery is changing. Biotech ingredients, refillable packaging, private exchanges: discover how the sector is transforming toward more ethical and circular consumption—and what role the secondary market plays.
Vintage Mitsouko, original Miss Dior, Xerjoff Naxos, Caron Poivre: the rarest and most sought-after fragrances by collectors—and why the secondary market is the only place to truly find them.
Does a secondhand perfume market exist? Yes. And not only does it exist: today it’s a true cultural ecosystem and not simply a secondhand submarket.
The secondhand olfactory market, understood as the buying and selling of perfumes that have already been opened, tested, and worn, is one of the most interesting verticals of the new aesthetic of post-2020 consumption.