It depends on the refill, but many of the refills (like the YSL one) you actually get 10ml MORE product than the standard perfume, and the bottle doesn't include any additional metalized parts or oversized cap. Are at home refills perfect? No, but they can reduce the amount of packaging waste that would otherwise be generated if a consumer were to purchase a brand new perfume bottle
@@randomafricanayou can buy empty perfume atomizers or use it as a “splash bottle” where you just pour out a few drops and spread it rather than spraying it.
mugler has been advocating for refilling your bottles since 1992 (when Angel came out) and they’ve apparently saved over 1.5 MILLION bottles!! (That’s 380 tons of glass every year!!)
I think brands should work with stores like Sephora, Ulta, Nordstrom’s, Macy’s Bloomingdale’s, etc., to create perfume refill kiosks. If they actually care about reducing waste.
I work in a fragrance store and we only have a fountain for mugler, but we stock much more at home refills. The only problem is so many people don't know some fragrances are refillable and that you can do the refill yourself. Everytime I explain it to them they get so confused, especially when its a gift. They get thrown off because they arent rebuying the bottle, it feels like they think im lying to them for some reason 😂 I'm trying to help you save money!
@@kathleenli7638I may not work in this field, but I have worked in the public before and totally believe them here. I once had a costumer throw his drink back at me at KFC. This was because he didn't want a drink, despite it being free. He wanted a specific order and if I filled it in just as he wanted he would have spent more money than a special we had and got less stuff. So not only did he get a free drink, but a free cookie and biscuit basically. I got more stories but this is what is on the top of my head.
it would be great if ulta and sephora started to offer this for their best sellers. it would bring people into the store more often too, since a lot of people just shop online or curbside now
I want these! Both at home and in store . At home you can carry on travel and keep the pretty spray bottle at home . Also great to store in a separate fridge drawer area
I usually don't take perfume with me. In my mind a perfume isn't worth it's money if it can't last all day. Also I don't know who in public might have allergies or asthma or sensory issues so wouldn't want to reapply in a public space. I don't like feeling like a nuisance to a person to absorbed in themselves to think of others.
can you make a video about augustinus bader and their packaging? i think it'd be really interesting considering the packaging for the serum and the eye cream and also their refills
Stores could cut back on waste by allowing the refill bottles could be returned the pay back a couple cents oer bottle The bottling companies do this in my country, for every cart of glass bottles returned to the brewery you get paid a couple cents per bottle or discount on purchase But you know, Merica🦅🦅🦅
Are you considering the supply chain of the actual product, or just the recyclability of the packaging? While there are more synthetic ingredients than before, the "natural" ingredients used in perfumes (e.g. essential oils) are really resource-intensive.
I'm partially deaf so I can't completely tell but could someone let me know whether she has a lisp or whether I need to get my hearing aids reconfigured pls 😭😭
every perfume store that ive been into only has mugler angel refills (the blue one) but never angel nova (pink one), they have the new mugler one too though
I would love to be able to get perfume refills in store !! I feel bad throwing out nice glass bottles but I don’t have the space for ten of the one perfume I use lol
As I known, Mugler & Caron is the one that still had their perfume mainly refillable and most had fountain in their stores. Guerlain does it to, but only on their Paris main store as I remember. but L'oreal does start make perfume fountain as well, but not for all their brand line up, like only some YSL & Lancome perfume is refillable. L'oreal brand that truly does fountain is Mugler as it is way to respect Thierry Mugler wish to make his perfume refillable, which is since Angle launched.
I love this perfume refill in my city which costs like $10 a bottle but refills for $6 a bottle . That is still a saving considering their bottles are beautiful and their scents lasts all day.
I would like to add to reasons why at home refills are better for some people: I live walking distance and public transport distance to a few pefume places but I have such severe agoraphobia that I can rarely leave my apartment and I usually can't go more than a few blocks away before I break down
I feel like there are more important products to focus time/energy/resources on. There are probably a million different products that are more polluting than perfume…corporations need to start by focusing on the things that actually matter
@fumikoh6231 this is actually a great callout! I work in cosmetic packaging, so this is the area I have the most experience and opportunity to effect positive change. However, to your point, when we zoom out and look at the environmental impact of other industries, like construction and food, we can see they have a far greater environmental impact than the cosmetic industry. Now of course, I think we as an industry should aim to reduce our environmental impact, however I do feel like the sustainability scrutiny the cosmetic industry is under is not applied equally to other industries that ultimately have a heavier environmental burden😕
Ive went around perfume refill shops here in south tangerang but most of the time they dont have the tools to open my empty perfume bottles if they have pressed nozzles, they can only open the non-pressed ones 😢
Wait QQ do refills actually cost less? I see a ton of videos on TH-cam saying you can save money going that route but they almost always seem to be the full cost of the bottle too me? I never see discounts anywhere outside of discounters either sadly
@Unaligned_Ant good callout! Yes, in-store refills will still have some form of packaging, however this packaging tends to be far lighter and smaller than consumer perfume packaging, so it still helps reduce the amount of packaging waste (although in-store refill systems vary by store/brand, the Mugler refills stations in theory utilize lead packaging than the Penhaligon one)
I wish it was easier to research where to get a perfume refilled, too. I feel like every time I google I just end up getting links to buy a new bottle instead
I’m honestly pretty sad about perfumes because of the packaging. I’m allergic to perfumes so I don’t have a use for them but I love collecting glass bottles and perfumes bottle are really pretty
Sephora in Italy actually does have refill stations but it’s not free and it’s only for select perfumes. It would be awesome if there was something like that in US sephoras!
Why would the alcohol content mean it needs to be in a glass bottle? That makes no sense. They sell pure alcohol in plastic jugs, like for scientific purposes like making perfume. If anything, wouldn't it be more for the scent oils that would benefit from glass over plastic?
i was about to go off before you said not everyone lives in proximity.. because yeah i live an hour away from civilization lmfao and even that “city” (to me a city) has very little 😭
It seems so stupid to refill perfume using a plastic container. That creates more waste for the environment than just buying another glass bottle!!store refills need to be avail 😊
The at home refill is almost the same amount of packaging as the actual perfume 😭
It depends on the refill, but many of the refills (like the YSL one) you actually get 10ml MORE product than the standard perfume, and the bottle doesn't include any additional metalized parts or oversized cap. Are at home refills perfect? No, but they can reduce the amount of packaging waste that would otherwise be generated if a consumer were to purchase a brand new perfume bottle
@@allisonturquoiseand you could always just buy the refill to start with
@@DivinityFallenHow would you spray it?
@@randomafricanatheoretically one would put it into a cheaper container of perfume (like the ones from bath and body works) after it’s been emptied
@@randomafricanayou can buy empty perfume atomizers or use it as a “splash bottle” where you just pour out a few drops and spread it rather than spraying it.
mugler has been advocating for refilling your bottles since 1992 (when Angel came out) and they’ve apparently saved over 1.5 MILLION bottles!! (That’s 380 tons of glass every year!!)
I need to try in-store refills!
Where??
I think brands should work with stores like Sephora, Ulta, Nordstrom’s, Macy’s Bloomingdale’s, etc., to create perfume refill kiosks. If they actually care about reducing waste.
They done.
I work in a fragrance store and we only have a fountain for mugler, but we stock much more at home refills. The only problem is so many people don't know some fragrances are refillable and that you can do the refill yourself. Everytime I explain it to them they get so confused, especially when its a gift. They get thrown off because they arent rebuying the bottle, it feels like they think im lying to them for some reason 😂 I'm trying to help you save money!
Ngl I’m judging them for their lack of comprehension skills 🤣
@@kathleenli7638 so am I 😂😭 I'm not sure what's so confusing to them. One of my colleagues spent 10 minutes explaining it to someone
You are my favorite kind of sales person. Tell your boss you deserve a raise ❤
@@kathleenli7638I may not work in this field, but I have worked in the public before and totally believe them here.
I once had a costumer throw his drink back at me at KFC. This was because he didn't want a drink, despite it being free. He wanted a specific order and if I filled it in just as he wanted he would have spent more money than a special we had and got less stuff. So not only did he get a free drink, but a free cookie and biscuit basically.
I got more stories but this is what is on the top of my head.
it would be great if ulta and sephora started to offer this for their best sellers. it would bring people into the store more often too, since a lot of people just shop online or curbside now
Originals should come with a card outlining refill options near the zip code.
i feel like working in cosmetic packaging is so funnn!!!
I want these! Both at home and in store . At home you can carry on travel and keep the pretty spray bottle at home . Also great to store in a separate fridge drawer area
I usually don't take perfume with me. In my mind a perfume isn't worth it's money if it can't last all day. Also I don't know who in public might have allergies or asthma or sensory issues so wouldn't want to reapply in a public space. I don't like feeling like a nuisance to a person to absorbed in themselves to think of others.
@@michellemackay6684 by travel they probably mean on a trip
@@6Shots_ofEspresso that's totally fair, but I also know way to many folks to take it everywhere and reapply anywhere.
I honestly didn’t know this was a thing. Wow, I need to look into perfume refills next time I run out. 😅
can you make a video about augustinus bader and their packaging? i think it'd be really interesting considering the packaging for the serum and the eye cream and also their refills
SINCE WHEN YOUR HAIR HAD GOT SO LONG OMG? I JUST NOTICED IT!!! YOU LOOK SO GOOD!
Hahaha I got 22 in extensions about a month ago 😂 I can't grow rapunzel length hair, so I decided to buy it lol
@@allisonturquoiselong hair looks gorgeous on you!
@@VioletTheWalmartBag thank you love!!!!
Stores could cut back on waste by allowing the refill bottles could be returned the pay back a couple cents oer bottle
The bottling companies do this in my country, for every cart of glass bottles returned to the brewery you get paid a couple cents per bottle or discount on purchase
But you know, Merica🦅🦅🦅
I just purchased the refillable mugler alien bottle because it's a lot more cost efficient since the refill is much cheaper per ml
Louis Vuitton refills fragrances and Nordstrom near me has the Mugler refills there.
I will say this tho. In comparison to almost every other product in the world, maybe wine lol. Perfume is crazy eco friendly.
Wine isn't eco friendly at all though?
@@raerohan4241 packaging. Glass n cork. Highly recyclable.
Are you considering the supply chain of the actual product, or just the recyclability of the packaging? While there are more synthetic ingredients than before, the "natural" ingredients used in perfumes (e.g. essential oils) are really resource-intensive.
I'm partially deaf so I can't completely tell but could someone let me know whether she has a lisp or whether I need to get my hearing aids reconfigured pls 😭😭
She has either a lisp or a very bad mic (I think it's both), it's not you
I think it's her mic
It’s just her mic
every perfume store that ive been into only has mugler angel refills (the blue one) but never angel nova (pink one), they have the new mugler one too though
I would love to be able to get perfume refills in store !! I feel bad throwing out nice glass bottles but I don’t have the space for ten of the one perfume I use lol
I NEVER heard of in store refills until now! Talk about "not having accessibility" 😅
Can you share which brands offer in store refills?
As I known, Mugler & Caron is the one that still had their perfume mainly refillable and most had fountain in their stores. Guerlain does it to, but only on their Paris main store as I remember.
but L'oreal does start make perfume fountain as well, but not for all their brand line up, like only some YSL & Lancome perfume is refillable. L'oreal brand that truly does fountain is Mugler as it is way to respect Thierry Mugler wish to make his perfume refillable, which is since Angle launched.
Great question! Le Labo, Diptyque, Penhaligon's ans Mugler are a few I know of!
Note: if anyone else is aware of more, please feel free to share! ❤
What brands offer this currently? This is super cool!
I think we need laundry refill stations in places like target.. refill your bottles over and over
i wish ariana grande’s perfumes had in store refills because then i have to just buy the entire perfume again and it’s expensiveeeee😭
I love this perfume refill in my city which costs like $10 a bottle but refills for $6 a bottle . That is still a saving considering their bottles are beautiful and their scents lasts all day.
Wow, A Keurig For Perfume
I love how the in store refill machine looks like a coffee machine 😂
I would like to add to reasons why at home refills are better for some people: I live walking distance and public transport distance to a few pefume places but I have such severe agoraphobia that I can rarely leave my apartment and I usually can't go more than a few blocks away before I break down
question about the refill bottles: how long do they last before they start affecting the perfume inside? Or is it basically the same just not ornate?
I learned this the hard way when my perfume evaporated when i broke the lid
I would totally refill my fragrances if I had the option!
Bright side is that sustainability wise glass is one of the most recyclable materiala out there
I feel like there are more important products to focus time/energy/resources on. There are probably a million different products that are more polluting than perfume…corporations need to start by focusing on the things that actually matter
@fumikoh6231 this is actually a great callout! I work in cosmetic packaging, so this is the area I have the most experience and opportunity to effect positive change. However, to your point, when we zoom out and look at the environmental impact of other industries, like construction and food, we can see they have a far greater environmental impact than the cosmetic industry. Now of course, I think we as an industry should aim to reduce our environmental impact, however I do feel like the sustainability scrutiny the cosmetic industry is under is not applied equally to other industries that ultimately have a heavier environmental burden😕
There should be stores that only has perfume and refills the ones you already have🤩
I prefer at home refills because they're the only ones that are available where i live
also i absolutely don't believe that the refills are cheaper when you're not paying for the fancy bottle
Ive went around perfume refill shops here in south tangerang but most of the time they dont have the tools to open my empty perfume bottles if they have pressed nozzles, they can only open the non-pressed ones 😢
If it's cheaper than buying a new bottle that is a good thing
Wait QQ do refills actually cost less? I see a ton of videos on TH-cam saying you can save money going that route but they almost always seem to be the full cost of the bottle too me? I never see discounts anywhere outside of discounters either sadly
Okay but did anyone else notice that the in store refill still had packaging that they had to discard....?
@Unaligned_Ant good callout! Yes, in-store refills will still have some form of packaging, however this packaging tends to be far lighter and smaller than consumer perfume packaging, so it still helps reduce the amount of packaging waste (although in-store refill systems vary by store/brand, the Mugler refills stations in theory utilize lead packaging than the Penhaligon one)
Are the refills cheaper than the actual bottles?
❤❤❤ cool!
Why does Sol De Janeiro and other brands put their perfume in plastic bottles I love the videos btw!!
Please What is the name and brand of the Perfume in 0:29 ???
I wish it was easier to research where to get a perfume refilled, too. I feel like every time I google I just end up getting links to buy a new bottle instead
Perfume refills 🤯
I’m honestly pretty sad about perfumes because of the packaging. I’m allergic to perfumes so I don’t have a use for them but I love collecting glass bottles and perfumes bottle are really pretty
With my luck I’d get the at home refill and spill it all
An as this gains attraction I want to let y’all know NO SEPHORA DOESN’T DO REFILLS
They used to do Mugler refills in some stores. I haven’t seen one that does for a while though
Omg thank you! The amount of videos I've seen claiming Sephora does FREE in store refills is insane 🫠
Sephora in Italy actually does have refill stations but it’s not free and it’s only for select perfumes. It would be awesome if there was something like that in US sephoras!
Great content Allison..thank you! ❤❤❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wanna walk up to like a soda fountain and just refill like that, maybe even do it like a slurpee at 7-11 and mix the different “flavors” 😂
i wish you could just get the industrial size refills that stores use and just never have to buy another again
Why would the alcohol content mean it needs to be in a glass bottle? That makes no sense. They sell pure alcohol in plastic jugs, like for scientific purposes like making perfume. If anything, wouldn't it be more for the scent oils that would benefit from glass over plastic?
Fun idea: offer both
Were there refills before Mugler Angel? In store fountains?
The forbidden beer tap
What stores offer in house refills?? 😳
Buying refills is much cheaper as well
I have yet to run out of a perfume 😅
i’m guessing the refills are cheaper?
Where can I get a refill in San Diego?
The in store refill had a disposable cartridge like the at home refill?
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I don’t even think California has in-store refills?
What about Sol de Niro their perfume comes in a plastic bottle
Nobody buys nearly enough bottles a year for it to be an issue
i was about to go off before you said not everyone lives in proximity.. because yeah i live an hour away from civilization lmfao and even that “city” (to me a city) has very little 😭
It seems so stupid to refill perfume using a plastic container. That creates more waste for the environment than just buying another glass bottle!!store refills need to be avail 😊
All I care about is whether or not I can recycle it. Even TerraCycle doesn't accept perfume bottles.
I had no idea some perfumes are refillable! Wish Jo Malone offered refills. Of course my daughter buys my perfume! I'm spoled rotten! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Why do you look like the weekend filter
@swiitmlk haven't seen that filter yet....but I'm using a LED light for filming, which does miracles for the skin😅
"perfume refill"!??? Girl.. i never finish my perfumes no matter how much i wear them everyday... Its not like i have a whole shelve of perfumes.
Wait… why is the refill stored in a plastic bottle? 😅
How do I replace a bad nozzle
Yapping
Shush
Hey, look it's a keurig for perfume! 😂
Nah! Fuck at home refills. You are making it dead easy for the counterfeits to flood the market
Why the cringe expressions...
Girl lay off the filler it isn't doing it for u
Oh my word, what a catastrophe that needs addressing. Innate glass and cardboard. Disaster
Filler🤢🤢🤢