How To Produce Long-Lasting Perfume (No Alcohol Needed)

How to produce Long-lasting Perfume with zero alcohol...This video tutorial is a follow-up to our previous video on how to make perfume using alcohol as a solvent to dissolve other ingredients. You can watch the video through the link below:
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For those viewers who prefer alcohol-free perfumes, today’s video is a guide on how to produce a very long-lasting perfume that is alcohol-free
There are a few reasons why some people may prefer Alcohol-Free perfumes.
The first could be sensitivity to alcohol and skin irritation concerns. More so, there are those with super sensitive skin who just cannot tolerate the drying nature of alcohol. Another reason might just be a desire for a more subtle fragrance which tends to have a longer-lasting scent due to the absence of alcohol evaporating quickly.
Furthermore, alcohol-free perfumes are often perceived as a healthier and more eco-friendly choice.
In this video, the solvent used to dissolve our perfume oil is the Isopropyl Myristate (IPM).
Here is what you should know about Isopropyl Myristate in Perfume dilution:
It is a common ingredient used in perfumes and cosmetics, mainly as a solvent, helping to dissolve and blend different fragrance components. Also, it can contribute to the overall feel and texture of a perfume formulation on the skin.
When compared to some other solvents used in perfumery, IPM is also known for being less irritating to the skin, making it suitable for individuals with sensitivities.
IPM makes the perfume fragrance last a little longer than using alcohol.
The correct ratio of Isopropyl Myristate (IPM) to Perfume concentrate in a perfume blend varies and depends on various factors like the desired intensity of the fragrance, the specific characteristics of the perfume oil, and finally, the intended application of the final product.
Generally, a typical ratio might range from 1:1 to 1:3 (IPM to Perfume Oil) for a balanced and well-diluted fragrance blend.
The video tutorial will explain the formulation and procedure for producing a long-lasting perfume with ZERO Alcohol. Make sure you watch to the very end so you don’t miss out on the important segments of the video.
The video also talked about why you need to macerate your perfume before use.
Please don’t forget to give this video a thumbs up, share it with your friends, and leave a comment down below. Your feedback means a lot to us.
Below is the link to our previous video on Perfume production using Alcohol:
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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER!
The information provided in this video on how to produce spray perfume with long-lasting fragrances is intended for educational and informational purposes only.
All our videos are based on personal research and resources learned online.
The ingredients used may have individual sensitivities or allergies, the creator of this video is not responsible for any adverse reactions or consequences resulting from the application or misuse of the presented content.
We advise you to exercise caution and conduct your research before attempting to create or blend your perfume.
Always follow the right safety guidelines and consult with professionals when carrying out productions involving chemicals.

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Can you do DIY oil perfume next? 💓💕

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[@Amarachijenny2388]

Can this method be use for oil perfume to like sugar babyetc

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Oil perfume is still Perfume oil or Perfume concentrate; degree of concentration might just differ for different product

[@TerryLedor]

sir in nigeria where can i buy isopropyl myristate and perfume concentrate

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Go Onitsha. Go to Lagos.

[@losgiddy3366]

hi! where can i get the isopropyl from?

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Vendors that sell chemicals. Tell them IPA

[@mohammadyunus9317]

Hey brother, i actually tried making perfume with ipm and fragrance oil, everything went well but i was not able to achieve lasting of the perfume, the scent got very light after a few minutes, is it because of the quality of my perfume oil or is there anything else i can add with the mix, i was hoping to sell a non alcoholic perfume, do let me know

[@1001entrepreneurs]

You can do ratio 2:1. IPM to perfume oil. Is the perfume a concentrated oil perfume? Or you bought already diluted perfume?

[@burakc3140]

Does anyone try with IPM? How many hours it smells

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Lasts very well. Even more than one day. Although it still boils down to your dilution ratio.

[@Amarachijenny2388]

Can i mix two different perfume concentrated together to achieve another scent

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Yes, very well

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Please can I use this perfume for liquid soap?

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[@jameshezperi]

Thank you for the video. I am planning to make a perfume without alcohol Is it okay to make it with the following ratio? IPM 80% FRAGRANCE OIL 20% How long will the shelf life be?

[@1001entrepreneurs]

This is like 4:1 ratio. Why not 2:1. Because what you have is a little more dilution and I am afraid the fragrance when sprayed might not last long. Except you used a very concentrated perfume oil.

[@ifeyinwachukwuma1310]

Pls how long does this last? Does it evaporate after washing of clothes?

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Not really, however, it still depends on your mixing ratios

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What is the name of the oil used?

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Magnate

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Magnate

[@peterhanson5130]

Good. But you didn't add PG. That's Proplyn Glycol. That's not the spelling anyways.

[@1001entrepreneurs]

Watch the other video here where Propylene Glycol was used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXO1fX9ujraksKs

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This particular formula here involves Ethanol, Propylene Glycol and Perfume conc. Pls watch the video👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXO1fX9ujraksKs

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Sir no fragrance

[@1001entrepreneurs]

The perfume Oil is the fragrance

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Thanks

[@ifeyinwachukwuma1310]

Can i still add fragrance to this?

[@1001entrepreneurs]

The perfume oil is the fragrance. Or do you mean blending fragrances to come up with something unique?