How to spot fake perfumes .. ..

1. Check the name and spelling on the box and bottle. A quality bottle of perfume has been checked to perfection in packaging, so there should be no misspellings or glaring mistakes. Also, check to make sure the name of the designer is correctly spelled–it’s a very common mistake.
2. Examine the color of the perfume. If the perfume you want is sold with a pink tint, it should obviously not be clear. Also, you will want to check the color for dilution. Some scammers will sell real perfume, but water it down to get twice their money out of a bottle. They may also dilute the perfume with other chemicals that can be dangerous to your health, so look carefully.
3. Examine the bottle. This includes noting what liquid weight the perfume is typically sold as, checking the color and quality of the atomizer, the colors and materials it is made of and any stamps typically found on the bottle. This can be difficult to do online, but you can always ask the seller for more pictures. If they send you stock pictures, avoid buying.

And, if the seller is marketing designer perfumes at a ridiculous discount, chances are he or she is selling fake perfumes.