r/PerfumeOils

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I’m currently reviewing this specific formula for a Modified Perfumer's Alcohol. It utilizes a 96% Ethanol base enhanced with DPG, IPM, and molecular fixatives like Iso E Super, Hedione, and Ambroxan to balance vapor pressure and skin absorption.
Does this ratio provide the necessary stability and "lift" for high-end niche fragrances? Would love to hear your technical thoughts!

u/Old_Strategy3029 — 6 days ago

Want to start your own perfume brand?

We supply 300+ high quality inspired perfume oils in wholesale.

Range 7-19k / kg INR

Smooth blends, strong performance, scalable pricing.

Perfect for:
• perfume brands
• resellers
• clothing brands
• custom fragrance projects

Based in Nagpur.
Low MOQ such as 100ml also available.

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u/manofwarr7 — 3 days ago

Inspired high quality oils

I’m currently looking for a reliable perfume oil supplier for my brand. I’m specifically searching for high-quality inspired perfume oils that are not diluted, because I use jojoba oil as my base and blend everything myself.

Important for me is that the supplier can provide all required documents/certificates, such as:

•	IFRA certificates

•	SDS/MSDS

•	Allergen documentation

•	Any other compliance documents needed for selling in Europe

If anyone has good experiences or recommendations, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!

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u/Low_Combination2202 — 4 days ago

So far, I've been scammed (to some extent) by almost every GCC perfume oil vendor I've purchased from, especially the ones in the UAE. I've come to accept it's just best to buy from them if I'm visiting in person.

Are European perfume oil vendors and suppliers less likely to do this or is this common with most of them? I have only tried two perfume oil vendors in the U.K. and both are extremely overpriced (and with the new tariff fees now, I don't see the point of buying from them anymore.) I don't care for the ones in the U.S. and Canada because most of them considerably dilute their oils before re-selling.

Has anyone here genuinely had decent experiences with some perfume oil vendors or suppliers that have low MOQs, specifically in Europe?

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u/Rollthedice666 — 8 days ago

Eternal Perfume Oils is my main page on my phone, so when I saw this site advertising to become a member my red flags went up. Then I noticed the font lettering & that there’s only 2 bars in the top left ( instead of 3 bars like usual.. )

I sent a message to customer service, but I know this just happened to SOL de Janeiro too. So these are popping up. I posted pics to know the difference.

u/No-Capital-9454 — 9 days ago

everyone,

I recently bought a fragrance oil that is labeled as LUZI (inspired by Libre Intense). The container looks industrial and legit, and the QR code works and shows:

•	Article no.: 680153-B

•	Lot number matches

•	Production date matches

However, I noticed something strange:

👉 The area under the product name on the label looks intentionally scratched/removed, and I believe this is where the formula/article code was originally printed.

So I have a few questions for those with experience:

1.	Is it normal for sellers to remove or hide the formula code?

•	Does this usually mean it’s resold, repackaged, or something else?

2.	Does LUZI actually have different versions (A, B, etc.) of the same fragrance?

•	If yes, does “B” indicate better, worse, or just different?

3.	Are there real “quality tiers” with LUZI oils?

•	Or is that just something resellers say (premium / grade A / etc.)?

4.	Could the oil still be original even if the code was removed?

•	Or is that considered a red flag?

5.	For those who worked with LUZI oils:

•	Have you seen cases where the same fragrance code performs very differently depending on the seller?

I’m trying to understand if what I have is:

•	original but resold

•	modified/diluted

•	or just normal in this market

Appreciate any insights from people with real experience 🙏

u/No-Possession-1584 — 8 days ago
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I bought these 2 oil perfumes/attars in Egypt, They came with glass dipsticks, no roll-on. I can't identify the exact names or when to wear them. Hoping you guys can help.

u/North-Try-9327 — 10 days ago

I am currently looking for a new perfume and Google isn't helping at all so I've come to reddit.

I like the scents; lily, blackcurrant, rain, forest, vanilla, jasmine, coconut.

Something sweet and soft but strong.

I am aware that this probably makes no sense but I thought it would be worth a shot.

In a semi sad way

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u/No-Quote-5211 — 11 days ago

Hi! I am currently in the process of building my own business. I am looking for a supplier for my fragrances. Preferably imported from Italy.
Any information would help! Thank you!

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u/Magic8Bell — 14 days ago