In checked luggage, you're allowed to bring perfume in bottles of up to 500 ml each, but there’s a limit on the total amount: a maximum of 2 litres of liquid and 2 kg net weight of flammable products (like perfume). So yes, you can absolutely bring s
Yes, you can. Perfumes with notes like almond, hazelnut or other nuts do not contain real nuts. It’s not possible to extract a usable perfume oil directly from nuts – instead, synthetic fragrance molecules are used to replicate the scent character. A
A perfume doesn’t go bad in the same way food does – it technically doesn’t have an expiration date, as it’s mostly made of alcohol where bacteria can’t thrive. The scent may change over time, but in general, an unopened perfume can last for several