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Perfumer's Alcohol, also recognised as perfumery alcohol, alcohol denat, or cosmetic alcohol, stands as a meticulously crafted and specialised type of alcohol at the heart of perfumes, colognes, and various fragranced products. Serving as the cornerstone of the perfumery industry, it is a unique blend meticulously designed to meet the exacting standards of fragrance creation. At its core, Perfumer's Alcohol comprises a distinctive blend of ethanol, with ethyl alcohol serving as the primary base. The ethanol utilised in perfumer's alcohol is purposefully denatured through a carefully orchestrated process. This denaturation renders the alcohol unsuitable for consumption by introducing specific substances such as methanol, isopropyl alcohol, or various bittering agents. This intentional denaturation not only ensures compliance with safety regulations but also underscores its exclusivity for perfumery applications. Perfumer's alcohol, with its bespoke composition, allows for the precise formulation of fragrances, providing perfumers with a versatile medium to express their olfactory artistry. Trust in the sophistication of perfumer's alcohol as the key ingredient in crafting captivating scents, embodying the essence of meticulous craftsmanship and regulatory compliance in the world of fine fragrances.

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Dilute: Choose the desired alcohol concentration and blend with fragrance oils. Test: Create a small test batch to evaluate the scent. Age: Optional aging for scent maturation. Bottle: Transfer the final product to clean, labeled containers. Store: Keep products in a cool, dark place away from sunlight. Safety: For external use only, avoid ingestion and eye contact.

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Global Trade Identification Number	09145593779832
Volume	100 Millilitres
Units	100.0 millilitre(s)

Jan London's Perfumers Alcohol, Ethanol, Isopropyl Myristate, and Propylene blend empowers you to create custom scents for perfumes, aftershaves, diffusers, and room sprays, 100ml

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