Perfumers Alcohol –  Base for Blending Fragrance Oils to Make Perfumes and Colognes

Perfumers Alcohol –  Base for Blending Fragrance Oils to Make Perfumes and Colognes

Perfumers Alcohol is a specialised base for blending fragrance oils to create perfumes, colognes, and diffuser oils. Suitable for both professionals and hobbyists, this clear solution ensures that blended fragrances remain free from cloudiness. It contains three main ingredients—denatured ethanol, isopropyl myristate, and monopropylene glycol—which help with fragrance dispersion and controlled evaporation.

Key Features:

• Professional-Grade Formula: Perfect for blending fragrance oils, essential oils, and absolutes.
• Odourless and Clear: Ensures the true aroma of your fragrance shines without interference.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for perfumes, colognes, body sprays, and more.
• Excellent Solubility: Provides seamless blending for smooth and stable fragrances.
• Safe for Personal Care Products: Meets the standards for use in perfumes and body products.
• Easy to Use: Simply mix with your choice of fragrance oils and create your own signature scent.
• Available in Various Sizes from 1L to 25L

Create captivating and unique scents that last with our high-quality Perfumers Alcohol, and let your creativity take the lead in your fragrance journey.

Guidelines for the Making of Perfumes:

• Perfume (15-30%)
• Eau de Parfum (10-15%)
• Eau de Toilette (4-8%)
• Cologne (3-5%)
• Cologne Splash (1-3%)
• Room Sprays (1-5%)

1. Prepare scent by thoroughly blending selected essential oils
2. Add combined oils to perfumer’s alcohol
3. Stir solution slowly and thoroughly until solution has cleared
4. Allow the solution to rest for at least 48 hours

Guidelines for Making Diffuser Oils:

• 30% Fragrance oil
• 60-65% DPG (buy DPG)
• 5-10% Perfumers alcohol (Buy Perfumers alcohol)

To make diffuser oil blend the fragrance oil with the DPG until clear. Add Perfumers alcohol to reduce viscosity to desired thickness.

The 3 main ingredients of perfumers alcohol are:

1. Ethanol (denatured) -Alcohol which is the main carrier for the fragrance oils. This evaporates quickly as it is warmed by skin temperature releasing the fragrances evenly over the surface.
2. Isopropyl Myristate – used in preparations where good absorption is desired.
3. Monopropylene glycol – a co-solvent which allows the fragrance oils to be solubilised in the alcohol carrier. This helps to control the evaporation of the alcohol so that it does not flash off too quickly.