List perfume by the fragrance name shown on its packaging, bottle volume, concentration if stated, seal condition, and whether it is a retail unit, tester or opened bottle. Do not claim that a scent is authentic, authorised or long-lasting unless your supplier records and the product label support that exact statement.
Keep the invoice or supplier record with the batch, photograph the bottle, cap, box and seal, and disclose scratches, leakage or a broken seal. A tester may have different packaging or be unsuitable as a sealed gift; identify it plainly rather than presenting it as a standard retail box.
Scent perception varies by person, storage and use, so avoid promising a fixed number of hours or a particular reaction. Store according to the maker's directions and protect glass bottles for the seller-arranged handover. Confirm the final price, payment, delivery and return terms directly with the customer.
