I'm a perfume addict & some bottles are too tacky to put on display – & it's bad news if you're a Carolina Herrera fan | The Sun

A PERFUME addict has revealed the fragrance bottles she thinks are too "tacky" to put on display.

Petra, who is from the US and goes by the acronym @fragrance.dictionary, took to TikTok and shared a short clip detailing the perfume bottles she "refuses to display because they're sooo ugly."


First in the firing line was Carolina Herrera Good Girl, and while it ,may be a best-seller, that didn't stop Petra from slating the famous high-heel-shaped bottle

"Why so tacky?" she asks.

Next up is Black Opium which comes in a black sparkly bottle.

But according to Petra, there's one main problem with it – there's "too much going on."

And it's not much better for Infinite Love, which comes in a clear and white patterned bottle.

The perfume obsessed social media user doesn't hold back and says the packaging speaks for itself, adding: "This need no explanation."

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Finally, Petra notes that Bvgalria's fruity fragrance Omnia Coral, which comes in a red interlinked bottle, is just "trying too hard."

The post quickly garnered over 4million views and was flooded with comments.

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However, there was one main bottle that social media users seemed to disagree with – Carolina Herrera.

"Nah the first one is acc hella unique. i think it looks iconic," argued one.
A second agreed: "I think the first one is soooo pretty and elegant."

In response, Petra commented: "I think it’s a love or hate. A good marketing move anyway as it’s attention grabbing."



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