Sauvage

DISCLAIMER

Our crafted perfume oils are artisanal interpretations inspired by the essence of well-known brands, yet are independent creations. We wish to clarify that we are not affiliated with the mentioned designers or manufacturers. Trademarks and copyrights associated with these brands are the sole property of their respective owners. We utilize these references for comparison purposes, providing our customers with an understanding of the fragrance's unique character and scent profile.

Regulatory Documentation (Read-only)

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1. SDS (Safety Data Sheet) Document
2. IFRA Conformity Certificate
3. Allergen Declaration
4. CLP Non-Hazardous Base - 10%
5. CLP Non-Hazardous Base - 25%

• Anodized, Industrial Aluminum Bottles with Tamper Proof Cap and Seal
• ISO Certified
• AP25/AP28 Light and Heat Resistant

Origin:

Made in France

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Oil Grade Quality:

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Grade quality is the est. longevity on clothing after a minimum 7 week maceration. As skin sheds constantly it is not used to assess longevity.

• L1 = <up to 5 Hours
• M2 = <up to 10 Hours
• M3 = <up to 20 Hours
• H4 = <up to 30 Hours
• T5 = >above 30+ Hours

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If you're looking for a specific grade quality, select grade quality in the menu option.

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* Grade quality is only an approximate guideline. Proper maceration of the oils is vital and will affect longevity, depth and sillage of a perfume's final product, and should be done professionally.

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Oil To Alcohol:

1. Parfum, 20-30%
2. Eau de Parfum, 10-20%
3. Eau de Toilette, 6-15%
4. Eau de Cologne, 2-6%

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*The list is a general guideline and may not reflect all fragrance types. Floral top notes have short longevity. The lowest percentage is estimate for T5 grade quality oils.

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** Denaturated Alcohol: 99.9% Ethanol, TSDA-1

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How many perfumes can you make?

1 litre/1kg of perfume oils (1000mg) macerated with alcohol and filled into 100ml bottles should be able to provide you with:

1. ca. 100 bottles of cologne,
2. ca. 60-80 eau de toilettes
3. ca. 40-50 eau de parfums