Travel Size Perfume · Private Label
9.5 ml Rose Black Currant Travel EDP Development Reference
Development reference for B2B brands seeking OEM/ODM services only. LAEYO does not sell products under its own retail brand or supply ready-made stock.
A 9.5 ml rose and black-currant travel-EDP development reference, with pink-pepper and cashmere-wood sensory directions. Confirm actual net contents and whether the proposed structure uses an outer shell with inner reservoir or a standalone bottle.

- Product Type
- Travel Size Perfume
- Capacity
- 9.5 ml travel size
- Bottle
- Aluminum travel spray canister option / Glass travel spray bottle option
- Applicator
- Fine mist sprayer
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Packaging
- Individual travel-size carton / Travel-size standalone SKU
Project Brief
Start with the information you have
Share an idea, target market, reference image, bottle direction or packaging concept. LAEYO can help organize the next practical step.
What we can shape together
- Product reference: 9.5 ml Rose Black Currant Travel EDP.
- Single spray or multi-fragrance discovery group; state units per group.
- Quantity per fragrance and total groups/bottles.
- Actual net contents, inner reservoir and any separate outer shell to confirm.
- Aluminum shell with glass liner versus standalone glass bottle: identify the intended structure.
- Sprayer, gasket, neck and cap identifiers plus drawings/photos.
- Seal/leak review method, orientation, conditions, duration, sample count and agreed criteria.
- Target market, packing requirements and requested timing for quotation review.
Request this product quote
Share your market, quantity, scent direction, packaging and timeline.
Product Positioning
A product route shaped around your market and brand
Use the reference development direction below to discuss the fragrance, format and presentation for the customers you want to reach.
What this product can become
A B2B 9.5 ml rose-led brief for an individual trial spray or a proposed multi-fragrance discovery group. The nominal 9.5 ml reference is not automatically equivalent to a 10 ml option. Confirm the complete container/closure structure and test conditions before approving portable-use claims.
Who this route can support
- DTC new brands testing a travel-size EDP
- TikTok/online retail discovery and trial
- Fragrance wardrobe and travel retail buyers
- Brands wanting a rose-led purse spray or carry-on SKU
- Gift and mini discovery set programs
Build Around Your Brand
Build this product around your brand
Shape the scent, presentation and packaging route around your intended customer, channel and launch plan.
Shapes the rose personality from modern fruity-rose to soft everyday wear.
Specify whether aluminum describes only an outer shell around a glass reservoir or whether a standalone glass bottle is proposed. Confirm actual reservoir volume, closure fit and net contents; the material list does not define the assembled structure.
Controls portability, dosage and perceived quality for a purse-size spray.
Adds shelf and content appeal without changing the bottle mold.
Controls brand storytelling and travel-retail readiness.
Review actual component availability, minimums, compatibility and approval steps before agreeing quotation or schedule.
Scent Directions
Scent directions we can develop for this product
These directions are development starting points, not fixed formulas or retail SKUs.
Top
Pink pepper · Black currant
Heart
Rose
Base
Cashmere wood
Product Decision Matrix
Compare the decisions that shape your product route
See what can be selected and how each choice affects product presentation, sampling or production planning.
| Custom Area | Available Directions | What It Means for Your Brand |
|---|---|---|
| Fragrance direction | Changes the scent personality and target audience from modern fruity-rose to soft everyday or content-led bright rose. | |
| Bottle and capacity | Sets the trial and travel price point; 9.5 ml works as a standalone SKU or purse/carry-on format. | |
| Spray/applicator | Evaluate spray delivery and handling durability with the selected rose-fragrance formula and complete container/closure assembly under agreed conditions. | |
| Cap/decoration | Changes perceived value and content shelf presence without changing the bottle mold. | |
| Label/retail box | Controls brand storytelling and readiness for travel retail or TikTok shelf shots. | |
| Packaging format | Determines whether the SKU is sold as a standalone trial or as part of a discovery/wardrobe offer. | |
| Stock/custom route | Quote the specified structure and quantities separately for an individual spray and discovery group; route names do not guarantee speed or lower minimums. |
Choose Your Starting Route
Choose the route that fits your launch
The final route follows the confirmed fragrance, components, decoration, packaging, quantity and destination market.
Stock-component launch
DTC brands testing a 9.5 ml travel-size rose EDP with a stock bottle, label and carton.
Discussion focus: Confirm the 9.5 ml reference, rose/black-currant brief and complete container/closure structure before sample and schedule review.
Semi-custom route
Brands needing a differentiated cap, color or label on a stock travel bottle.
Discussion focus: Review cap/color/label changes and any tooling or compatibility implications for the selected structure.
Fully custom route
Established fragrance houses extending a rose line into a proprietary travel spray or discovery family.
Discussion focus: Original bottle/decoration and full travel-retail storytelling.
Workflow
From product idea to finished fragrance
The exact stages follow the approved brief; this sequence shows how the current product route can move forward.
- 01
Idea / Direction
Share the product idea, target market or reference direction.
- 02
Fragrance Sampling
Develop and review scent directions for the intended product route.
- 03
Packaging Selection
Align bottle, applicator, cap, label and retail packaging options.
- 04
Product Review
Review the product direction as one complete launch concept.
- 05
Sample Approval
Confirm the approved sample direction before production planning.
- 06
Production & Quality Checks
Produce against the approved direction with relevant product checks.
- 07
Delivery & Reorder Support
Support shipment preparation and future reorder conversations.
Product Checks Before Dispatch
Review the approved product details before dispatch
Product-relevant checks are reviewed against the approved brief. The exact check points follow the selected fragrance, packaging and project scope.
Filling review
Check fill presentation and product consistency before dispatch.
Spray or applicator check
Review the applicator experience for the selected format.
Seal and closure check
Confirm closure, cap and packaging fit before shipment.
Appearance and packing review
Review label, box and outer packing presentation.
Questions Before You Start
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers for projects that are not fully specified yet.
The primary reference is 9.5 ml rose/black-currant EDP. Request either individual trial sprays or a discovery group, with number of fragrances, units per group and quantity per fragrance. A 10 ml option is a separate net-content/component proposal, not an automatic rounding of the 9.5 ml reference.
We can select a rose-led profile with pink pepper, black currant and cashmere wood, or adjust toward a softer rose musk skin scent for everyday wear.
Compare identified existing and custom components after confirming the structure: an aluminum outer shell with a glass reservoir is different from a standalone glass bottle. Review actual net contents, sprayer/gasket/neck/cap compatibility, availability and minimums; no route is inherently the fastest.
A discovery group or full-size follow-on requires its own fragrance allocation, component list and sample approvals. If the same formula is proposed, identify its approved version and verify compatibility with the new container/closure; no expansion is automatically approved.
Agree the seal/leak method, orientation, temperature or handling conditions, duration, sample count and acceptance criteria for the actual formula and assembled container. Record the sample and component IDs and review results before approving claims. No universal leak resistance or carry-on/transport acceptance is established by the travel label.
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