COQUITLAM, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA – JANUARY 5, 2011 – As the Wall Street bulls rage, the Fragrance industry seems to as well. The Fragrance industry may be an economic indicator as sales in luxury and or discount Fragrances are closely related to the economics of the day. The trend is up in the industry and to see this first hand you can visit the new player on the block: www.perfumescents.ca

A Canadian company that has just launched its signature online store that distributes to 220 countries world wide. The owner of this company maintains that the response from customers has been positive and this bodes well for the industry as a whole. Optimism seems to be the order of the day as we see a growing interest in what is essentially a luxury for many Canadian and American consumers. It really helps to know that when you arrive at this cyber store, that the prices are low enough that even when you may have to pay for shipping to some destinations it is still a solid bargain.

The owner Norm Lobb gave an example of today that indicates the difference between a traditional brick and mortar price and the online sales at www.perfumescents.ca Mr. Lobb told me that the special of the day on his internet site is a product called Chance by Chanel. We all know who Chanel is. He told us that the retail price for the product is around $180.00. Now, I am no economics major but if you compare apples to oranges. I like apples, if the price online for the Chance by Chanel is $100.00 Canadian. You can buy a lot of apples for $80.00.

Mr. Lobb has the technique down pat for how you should shop for any Fragrance online. First you take the time to go and look at the product in your favorite store. Note: It may not be your favorite store after you compare the prices. None the less take a note of that price for the product you like. Now you can compare apples to oranges. I am quite sure you will be surprised at the difference.

The upside of this story is that there is good news in the economy if the Fragrance industry can be considered to be an indicator.

For more information please visit: www.perfumescents.ca

Contact: Norm Lobb
Phone: 6048137331
E-Mail: norm.lobb@yahoo.ca
Web Address: www.perfumescents.ca