How to Mix Body Spray Perfume

Mixing body spray perfume is simple and involves two main components: Perfume Oil and Ethyl Alcohol.

• Perfume Oil: This is the part that provides the scent. You can choose any scent you like, such as a floral scent like Flower Market, a relaxing scent like Healing Spa, or a sweet scent like Poeme (compare to Lancome).
• Ethyl Alcohol: Used as a base to disperse the scent. It is recommended to use a grade specifically for perfumery, such as Ethyl Alcohol (99.9% , 200 Proof, Research/Perfumer Grade), which has high purity and low odor.

Mixing Ratio:

Generally, perfume oil is mixed at a ratio of approximately 20-30% of the total volume. The remaining portion is Ethyl Alcohol.

• If you desire a stronger scent, you can increase the perfume oil ratio up to 30%.
• If you prefer a lighter scent, or if the perfume oil is highly concentrated, you might use a ratio of 20% or less.

Example:

To make 100 ml of body spray perfume:

• Use 20-30 ml of perfume oil.
• Use 70-80 ml of Ethyl Alcohol.

Mix both components together in a clean container and stir well. You may let it sit for a while to allow the scents to blend better before use.