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Q: What's the most popular womens perfume in China ?

I brought Britney Spears Fantasy, Katy Perrys Purr and Ed Hardys Hearts and Daggers for gifts. While they were greatly appreciated. I found the girls didn't know perfume and knew nothing of these. So what is popular in China? Green Tea ?

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They don't really wear perfume here. I've smelled maybe one girl wearing it, and she was wearing way too much of something cheap. Even if they do buy it here, it's probably expensive. Since guys don't seem to care what girls smell like, and vice versa, why bother?

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perfumes have a 50% luxury tax, even if you bring for gifts,

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My gf is always bugging me to bring her Channel, but this is just her...so I am not sure.
I think I will bring this as well as Crest mouthwash next time...both are important...even if they don't know it yet.

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Channel No 5 is that strong old lady STINKY perfume, I don't know why it is around. Don't buy it. I like musk based perfumes, softer sweeter scents. ( you prob do 2 ).

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Rubbing new RMB notes all over the body has a nice aroma to it!!

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My wife prefers "Poison" or "Opium".  I prefer "cinnamon roles" or "fresh baked bread".

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