Using Scents for Spray Perfume

Regarding your question about using "Flavor" for spray perfume, it's important to clarify the difference between flavors and fragrances.

• Flavors are typically designed for adding taste to food and beverages.
• Fragrances are designed for adding scent to products like perfumes, cosmetics, and air fresheners.

Using a food flavor to make spray perfume is generally not recommended because flavors are formulated differently and may contain ingredients not suitable or safe for skin application or aerosolization.

If you are referring to fragrance oils intended for scenting products (which may sometimes be loosely referred to as "flavor" in a non-food context), then yes, fragrance oils are suitable for making spray perfumes. These are specifically formulated to be mixed with a perfume base (often alcohol-based) to create a sprayable scent.

Examples of fragrance oils that can be used for spray perfume include:

• Floral Background
• Healing Spa
• Awakening

To make a spray perfume, you would typically mix the fragrance oil with a suitable perfume base according to recommended ratios.