Perfume Fragrance Oils
NO. 19 - Caribbean Teakwood
Aroma citrus · sandalwood · spice
NO. 1105
Inspired by: Cactus Blossom by Bath & Body Works
Aroma citrus · coconut · woody
NO. 14 - Bubble Gum
Aroma cherry · fruity · vanilla
NO. 1600
Inspired by: Bombshell by Victoria's Secret
Aroma amber · fruity · jasmine
NO. 11 - Blue Cotton Candy
Aroma berries · grape · sugar
NO. 4 - Bamboo Garden
Aroma bamboo · jasmine · musk
NO. 1102
Inspired by: Bali Mango by Bath & Body Works
Aroma lychee · peony · sandalwood
NO. 1500
Inspired by: Amazing Grace by Philosophy
Aroma citrus · musk · rose
NO. 3300
Inspired by: Acqua Di Gio by Giorgio Armani
Aroma bergamot · geranium · patchouli
NO. 1121
Inspired by: Watermelon Lemonade by Bath & Body Works
Aroma lemon · sugar · watermelon
NO. 71 - Watermelon
Aroma caramel · floral · melon
NO. 69 - Sweet Strawberry
Aroma berries · citrus · sugar
NO. 64 - Pomegranate Blackberry
Aroma grapefruit · musk · violet
NO. 62 - Pineapple Slices
Aroma citrus · musk · pineapple
NO. 61 - Pina Colada
Aroma coconut · pineapple · vanilla
NO. 58 - Passionfruit Papaya
Aroma apple · jasmine · musk
NO. 67 - Spa Retreat
Aroma apple · lilac · patchouli
Wondering Why Invest in Perfume Oils?
Depending on what scents you have chosen from your perfume, and what strength it is going to be, using essential oils may be prohibitively expensive. Additionally, not all plants have essential oils, since only the oily components of a plant’s chemistry pass through distillation. This can also mean that the essential oil does not really smell that close to the actual plants.
Fragrance oils are designed to last longer and smell stronger.
The different types of perfume are decided by the volume of fragrant oils it contains. Ead de Cologne only contains 2-5% perfume oils, but Parfum contains a massive 20-40%. Using oils such as rose or jasmine absolutes set the product apart for the most luxury market. Using fragrance oils for perfume making means more flexibility in both profit margins and design.
Vinevida fragrance oils are created from essential oils with fixatives added to them. This means combining pure essential oils with fragrance oils for perfume recipes works beautifully.
How to Use Them to Create Your Own Perfumes
Consider the balance of notes in your recipe. Top notes evaporate quickest and so you will need top, middle and base notes in roughly a 3:2:1 ratio, respectively. Then decide how much of each scent you need and whether that will be pure essential oils or perfume fragrance oils.
- Parfum is the strongest and most exclusive blend you can make. Containing between 20-40% fragrant oils, this will require the most ingredients and as such can command the biggest price tag.Parfum has the longest and will usually last on the skin for six to eight hours. To achieve this, a couple of fragrance oils in the perfume blend will hlp increase the depth of the scent.
- Eau de Parfum won’t last quite as long - probably about 4-5 hours with the concentration of perfume fragrance oils oils normally being around 15 -20%. Now, more alcohol is added to replace the oils to give a heady fragrance that is suited to seductive evenings out.
- Eau de Toilette suits daytime wear and will last about three hours on the skin. Just 5-15% fragrance oils and again, and increase in alcohol. This is the most popular strength of fragrance
- Eau de Cologne drops again to between 2 – 5%, and then finally Eau de Fraiche which is just 1-3% but rather than having high levels of alcohol, this blend is mainly water.
Shop VINEVIDA Fragrance Oils for Perfumes
Bring your perfumery recipes to life with VINEVIDA fragrance oils. To support you getting your fragrances to market, VINEVIDA are proud to offer IFRA Standards Certificate Of Conformity upon request.
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