Perfume formats
We manufacture perfume in alcohol-based, alcohol-free and oil-based formats at our Guangzhou factory. Choose the base around your customer, application and packaging experience. Alcohol-based perfume focuses on the spray, scent and carrier; alcohol-free perfume defines the non-alcohol base; oil-based perfume brings oil feel and controlled dispensing into the brief.
Alcohol-free and oil-based are not interchangeable specifications, and neither description establishes halal, natural or other certification. Compare the three in the perfume format guide before deciding on scent, concentration and packaging.
Fragrance for different applications
| Product | Experience to define | What the sample should help decide |
|---|---|---|
| Hair fragrance | Fragrance for the hair-use occasion | Scent impression, application and product feel |
| Body mist | An all-over body fragrance direction | Scent strength, spray and application experience |
| Home fragrance | A scent experience for a space | Exact format, diffusion objective and compatible pack |
| Solid perfume | Portable fragrance applied from a solid base | Texture, pickup, scent release and closure |
These formats are selected by use, not simply by assigning a different label to the same liquid. Compare fragrance applications to narrow the product you want to develop.
Scented personal care ranges
Build fragrance into the product base from the beginning. Explore body oil for a body-care texture and scent brief; shampoo and conditioner as distinct hair-care products; and body wash for a wash-off application.
For leave-on skin care, hand cream, serum and face cream each need their own texture, scent level, use and packaging specification. Product claims and required supporting information must match the actual formula and target market. Explore scented personal care.
A shared scent, adapted to each base
A signature direction can link a perfume, body product and wash range. Start by agreeing the common character, then specify what needs to stay recognisable and what can change with each base. A creamy wood direction may need different balancing in an oil, a cleanser and a cream.
Evaluate each product separately for scent, appearance, application and pack compatibility. Approval of one format does not approve every other format. Fravanta can discuss existing scent selection, reference-based matching or custom development as the shared starting route.
Our wider 10,000+ cosmetics formula resources support this base-development work, alongside 2,000+ fragrance resources for scent selection. We develop and approve each perfume, cleanser, oil or cream against its own application and packaging specification while keeping the intended brand character recognisable.
Choose the right first brief
For each product, send the application, target customer and market, preferred base or texture, scent direction, intended packaging and quantity. State whether you need finished private label products, a manufacturing arrangement around supplied specifications, or bulk perfume liquid.
Perfume usually starts at 30 kg of liquid per scent. Other fragrance and personal care minimums depend on their formula, production and packaging requirements, so use the appropriate unit for each product. Discuss a product range and mark the items you want developed together. You can also review private label cooperation and quantity planning.