Long lasting perfume Production

Long Lasting Perfume Widget

Ingredient	Percentage (%)
Perfumer's Alcohol (e.g., Ethanol 96%, base)	80
Distilled Water (diluent for fixation)	10
Top Notes Fragrance Oils (e.g., citrus, bergamot)	3
Middle Notes (e.g., floral, jasmine, rose)	4
Base Notes (e.g., woody, vanilla, musk)	3
Fixative (e.g., Glycerin or Benzyl Benzoate)	0.5
Optional Colorant (e.g., natural dye)	0.1
Total	100.6

Blend notes in order (top to base) for longevity. Use high-quality oils for 8+ hour scent. Adjust ratios for custom scents.

Preparation and Sanitization (10-15 minutes): Sanitize glass bottles, funnels, and workspace with alcohol. Measure ingredients with precision scales and pipettes.
Blend Fragrance Notes (15-20 minutes): In a dark glass beaker, add top notes first, then middle, followed by base notes. Stir gently for 5 minutes to marry scents.
Incorporate Base and Fixative (10 minutes): Slowly add perfumer's alcohol to the fragrance blend (1:4 ratio initially). Mix in fixative and distilled water. Stir until homogeneous.
Aging Process (2-4 weeks): Seal in airtight glass containers. Store in a cool, dark place. Shake daily for first week to enhance longevity.
Filter and Bottling (20-30 minutes): Filter through coffee filter to remove sediment. Fill sanitized spray bottles (e.g., 10ml-50ml). Add colorant if desired.
Quality Check and Storage (10 minutes): Test scent projection and longevity on skin. Label with name, notes, and date. Store away from light/heat.
Final Testing (5 minutes): Wear-test for 8+ hours. Adjust future batches for stronger base notes if needed.

Total time: 1-1.5 hours active + 2-4 weeks aging. Yields ~500 10ml bottles. Use non-reactive glass for stability.

Total Price: $100