FragranceFanatic01
Okay, so I’m obsessed with vintage perfumes 
But, do they actually expire? Like, am I spritzing on nostalgia or just a scent ghost?
Scent_Scholar
Yes! Perfumes can change over time. Oxidation can alter the top notes, but some base notes deepen. It’s like a fine wine 
#Chemistry101
GenZSniffer
Had a '90s Chanel No.5 moment and it was more like ‘Chanel No-thank-you’ 
But someone told me they can smell even better when aged?
NostalgiaNose
Depends on storage. Kept my grandma’s 80s Dior in a cool dark place – smells divine, like she’s still dancing in her shoulder pads 
FragranceFail
LOL tried spraying my mom’s old Estée Lauder, and my crush legit asked if I rolled in mothballs 
Aromachill
Vintage scents are like history lessons in a bottle. If they expire, it’s more like evolving into another chapter of scent life 
PerfumePunk
Ever tried a vintage perfume that was kept in sunlight? Big yikes. Don’t do it, fam. Sun = death ray for scents 
EauDeLuxe
Not expired, just ‘character development’. A 1950s Guerlain is my ‘liquid courage’. It’s aged better than my sense of humor 
EcoFragrance
Besides the smell, is it environmentally cool to use vintage? Reuse, recycle, respray? 
VintageVibes
Has anyone done a ‘scent party’ where you sniff and swap vintage perfumes? I wanna host one and call it ‘Time Travel for Noses’ 
SpritzSkeptic
Real talk, how do you know if your vintage is legit and not just some eBay seller with a printer and dreams? 
ScentGenius
Check out basenotes.net for a scent’s backstory and user reviews. It’s like IMDb for perfumes but with fewer sequels 
MysteryMusk
The best thing about expired scents? That surprise note that comes out of nowhere like a plot twist. Every day is a mystery 
CollectorCraze
I’ve been collecting since high school, and tbh the older ones are more about aesthetics now. But that’s just my shelf flex 
Scentimental
Got a vintage bottle from my late aunt and it’s like she’s with me. So, expired or not, some scents just hit different 
