‌Main Ingredients Of Perfume

The main ingredients of perfume include ethanol, essence, fixative, ketone and ester compounds. ‌Ethanol is the main solvent of perfume, which can dissolve and carry essential oils and other volatile components, usually accounting for 60% to 95% of perfume. Essence is the key ingredient of perfume, providing rich taste and lasting aroma, usually composed of natural or synthetic floral, fruity, woody and other compounds. Fixatives are used to fix the aroma of perfume and make it more lasting. In addition, ketone and ester compounds also provide perfume with unique taste and aroma. ‌
‌The production process of perfume involves a variety of processes, including distillation, dry distillation, extraction and pressing. ‌These processes extract essential oil substances with fragrance from the flowers, leaves, stems, roots and other parts of plants. These essential oil substances are mixed and formulated to form perfumes with various fragrances.