STOP BUYING PERFUMER'S ALCOHOL | Buy this instead

I MEANT TO SAY Monopropylene glycol NOT Dipropylene!!!!!!
In this essential video for perfume creators, I delve into a critical aspect often overlooked: the type of alcohol used in fragrances. Discover why some perfumer's alcohol, including popular brands like Mistral in the UK, may not be suitable for retail sale or safe for skin application under European law. Drawing on insights from a cosmetic chemist with over 35 years of experience, I highlight the importance of choosing the right alcohol for your perfumes, especially if you plan to sell them.
In this video, I clarify the role of ingredients like Monopropylene glycol and Isopropyl myristate, explaining their suitability for personal use but not for commercial sale. Learn what to look for in a safer, legal alternative for perfumer's alcohol and ensure your creations meet safety standards.
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