Perfumers Alcohol

Perfumer’s Alcohol can be used by both amateur and professional perfumers looking to make perfumes.

Perfumers alcohol allows essential oils and fragrance oils to blend seamlessly together to arrive at a crystal clear finished perfume solution, free from cloudiness.

Perfumer’s alcohol will create a clear solution with almost all fragrance oils, but those that are specifically designed for use in candle making may cause issues, so you should always check in the first instance with the fragrance oil manufacturer to ensure compatibility, i.e. that the fragrance oils are ethanol soluble.

Our perfumers alcohol contains the following hazardous ingredient: Ethanol Ethyl Alcohol otherwise referred to as Ethanol (Denatured) Cas No. 64-17-5

• Ethanol (Denatured) – This alcohol is the main carrier for your essential and fragrance oil blends. Ethanol evaporates quickly as it is warmed by the temperature of the skin. Denatured means that the alcohol is totally unsuitable and unsafe to use in food or drink and is meant for the sole purpose of blending perfume making materials that call for ethanol.

Suggested Concentrations

As a general rule, perfumes and room sprays use the following concentrations:

Parfum (15-30%); Eau de Parfum (10-15%); Eau de Toilette (4-8%); Cologne (3-5%); Eau de Cologne (1-3%), Room Sprays (1-5%)