A price combines several components
A perfume’s price may reflect materials, development, packaging, distribution and brand positioning. It does not isolate olfactory quality in a single number. An expensive creation may disappoint you, while a less costly proposition may match your needs precisely. Begin by defining the qualities you actually want to experience when you wear a fragrance.
Relate the expense to likely use
Compare available sizes, sampling opportunities and refill conditions where they exist. A large bottle is useful only if you use it; a sample can prevent an unsuitable purchase. Include advice and aftercare in your assessment too, while keeping those services separate from the pleasure that the fragrance itself gives you on skin.