Alcohol-Free Perfume Spray Formulation

Your proposed formula for an alcohol-free perfume spray using a high percentage of oils like Fractionated Coconut Oil and LipidSoft™ Moist is feasible as an oil-based fragrance.

Regarding your goals:

• Alcohol-Free: This formula successfully avoids alcohol by using an oil base.
• Fine Mist Spray: Achieving a very fine mist like traditional alcohol-based perfumes might be challenging with this formula due to the higher viscosity of the oil base. It may result in a spray with larger droplets or more of a stream, depending on the type of sprayer used.
• Long-Lasting Scent: Including an ingredient designed to help the fragrance adhere and last longer is a good approach for oil-based perfumes, as oils themselves can help with longevity compared to alcohol which evaporates quickly.

In this formula:

• Fractionated Coconut Oil acts as the primary carrier oil, being lightweight and non-greasy.
• LipidSoft™ Moist contributes to the emollient feel and spreadability on the skin.
• LipidSoft™ Deo is a light emollient that also offers deodorizing properties.
• Essential Oil and Fragrance Oil provide the desired scent.

Recommendations:

1. Spray Test: It is highly recommended to test the formula with your chosen spray bottle and nozzle to see if the spray pattern is acceptable.
2. Sprayer Type: If a finer mist is crucial, you might need to explore sprayers specifically designed for higher viscosity liquids or oil-based formulations. Standard perfume atomizers are typically designed for low-viscosity alcohol solutions.
3. Formula Adjustment (Optional): While your current formula is a valid oil-based perfume, significantly reducing the oil percentage and incorporating a suitable alcohol-free solvent or a specialized emulsifier system designed for oil-to-mist sprays could potentially improve sprayability, but this would require reformulating and testing.

Overall, your formula is a good starting point for an alcohol-free oil-based perfume with ingredients aimed at scent longevity. The main consideration for achieving a fine spray will be the viscosity of the final mixture and the sprayer technology.