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perfume oil


Question Posted Tuesday February 20 2007, 4:31 pm

is perfume oil the same as perfume?

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abstract_profanity answered Tuesday February 20 2007, 5:38 pm:
No, the two differ in a couple ways. They deliver the same fragrance but their base is different.

Perfume oil is based in oil, and perfume generally has an alcohol base. Perfume oil scents and fragrances usually last longer than perfume itself. Perfume oil - Six hours to more. Perfume - Three to six hours.

Designer fragrances may be rare to find in perfume oils, and they tend to cost more because of their lasting scent and base.

The website below will explain a lot of differences among the two:

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