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Fragrance Fundamentals

Explore essential fragrance fundamentals for brand owners, buyers, and product teams developing private label perfume products. Learn about fragrance families, top, middle and base notes, concentration levels, scent structure, ingredients, performance, and common perfume terminology.

These guides explain the differences between parfum, eau de parfum, eau de toilette, perfume oil, body mist, and other fragrance formats. Use them to understand product concepts before preparing a fragrance brief, evaluating samples, selecting a product format, or discussing development requirements with a perfume manufacturer.

Start with notes, concentration and performance

  1. Learn the language of top, middle and base notes.
  2. Compare EDP, EDT and Parfum by the actual formula and concentration basis.
  3. Define what to record for longevity and projection.
  4. Use the blotter and skin comparison record to separate evaluation conditions and observations.

Then explore B2B development options for Eau de Parfum, perfume oils and Body Mist. Format names alone do not establish wear time, safety or final-product suitability; confirm the actual formula, package and evaluation plan.

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Sampling Process

How to Get Your Samples in 4 Steps

Custom sample development for B2B brand OEM/ODM projects, with scope, fees, and timing confirmed before work begins.

  1. Contact Us

    We support B2B brand OEM/ODM projects only, with no own-brand retail products or off-the-shelf stock. Perfume bulk orders start at 1,000 bottles. Contact us to discuss your requirements, budget, and sample development scope.

  2. Share Your Requirements

    Share your requirements and expectations, including performance, texture, scent, color, ingredient preferences, packaging, and target market. We will provide an initial consultation and tailored recommendations.

  3. Pay Sample & Shipping Fees

    Sample and shipping fees are confirmed before work begins. The sample fee is fully credited toward a bulk order of at least 1,000 bottles. Pricing varies by item, quantity, and shipping destination.

  4. Receive, Test & Review

    Sample R&D takes approximately 3 days, excluding time spent on client communication and waiting for confirmation, as well as shipping time. Dispatch and delivery timing are confirmed separately. After you receive and test the samples, we will review your feedback and discuss the next steps.