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9/15/10 at 1:08am

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I wonder if anyone has their fragrances change their color through time. I've seen some Angel, Garden of Stars change their original color into grey-ish color and Guerlain Homme changes to yellow in some deparment store where I live.

However, I have a bottle of Garden of Stars: Peony Angel and its color remain the same through time.

So I want to ask if the color changing is due to the bad storage or it's fake?

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9/15/10 at 1:30am

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It's for temprature and light(bad storage). How long have you had it?

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9/15/10 at 5:15am

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It's for temprature and light(bad storage). How long have you had it?

Most of my bottles are about 1 year old and their colors look fine. The ones I'm talking about are those I see in department stores so I'm not sure how old are they

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9/15/10 at 6:31am

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Yes, certain ingredients when exposed to sunlight will degrade and darken the juice.
Other times, juice is naturally dark to begin with.

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JasonX, I should say exactely today i looked at my Acqua Di Gio, It has became yellow!! far away from light and temprature! I have had it for 1.5 year.

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9/15/10 at 2:32pm