Using Fixatives in Alcohol-Based Body Sprays

Regarding your question about using "Sugar Fix" as a fragrance fixative in an alcohol-based body spray, I was unable to find a product specifically named "Sugar Fix" that functions as a fragrance fixative in the available database search results. The products found with "Sugar" in their names appear to be fragrance compounds themselves, not fixatives.

For alcohol-based body sprays containing natural extracts and fragrance but no oil, using a fragrance fixative can help prolong the scent. Common fragrance fixatives used in perfumery and alcohol-based products can include various resins, balsams, or synthetic compounds designed to reduce the evaporation rate of volatile fragrance components.

If you are looking for a fragrance fixative, you would typically add it to the alcohol base along with your fragrance and natural extracts. The appropriate usage percentage depends heavily on the specific fixative material and the desired strength and longevity of the scent. It is crucial to use fixatives designed for use in alcohol-based systems.

Since I could not identify "Sugar Fix" as a known fixative, I cannot provide a specific usage rate for it. It is recommended to use ingredients that are clearly identified as fragrance fixatives suitable for alcohol-based applications and follow their recommended usage guidelines.