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The reasons are simple. Sometimes, a consumer buys a full size bottle and apparently loves, but the season changes and the perfume smells differently. The bottle ends up sitting on the shelf and collecting dust, till it can be used again. Often, it lies forgotten, because new perfumes have come in to take their rightful places on the shelves. If the consumer is unable to pass it on or even it to someone else, that results in a lot of money gone to waste. Sometimes, a full size, desirable bottle purchased at a rather exorbitant price loses it's fanfare and the consumer is left with a bottle purchased because of the hype, and not necessarily for the quality or longevity. Small reasons, massive impact on the wallet.

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