1. Packaging: Commercial perfumes come in fully branded packaging, often with elaborate bottles, boxes, and labels, whereas tester perfumes may come in plain packaging or sometimes without a box altogether.
2. Labelling:Commercial perfumes have detailed labeling with brand names, fragrance names, and ingredients listed clearly, while tester perfumes might have generic or simplified labeling, sometimes lacking detailed information
3. Availability: Commercial perfumes are widely available for purchase in retail stores and online, while tester perfumes are typically provided to stores for demonstration purposes and may not be available for sale to the public.
4. Price: Tester perfumes are usually cheaper than their commercial counterparts since they are intended for promotional or demonstration use and may not include the full retail packaging
5. Sprayer/Cap:Tester perfumes may lack decorative caps or sprayers, or they may have simpler versions compared to the commercial version, which often features more intricate designs
6. Seal:Commercial perfumes usually come with a sealed package to ensure the product's authenticity and prevent tampering, while tester perfumes may not have such seals since they are meant for demonstration purposes.
7. Scent Intensity:There might be subtle differences in scent intensity between tester and commercial perfumes due to factors like exposure to light, air, or time. Commercial perfumes are typically fresher and may have a more potent scent compared to testers. tester lasting is less than commercial perfumes

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