The document summarizes observations from a study on consumer buying behaviour of perfumes and deodorants. The study was conducted by silently observing customers in the perfume and deodorant section of a retail store. Most customers were between 20-40 years old and purchases were made mostly by males and females in equal numbers. The observations found that while some purchases were planned, most were impulsive. Customers spent time looking at multiple brands across different price points before deciding. The most important factors for customers were quality and price, with quality being more important. The study had limitations due to a short observation window, observing customers one at a time, and disturbances from the number of customers in the store during observations.