Title: How Is Perfume Made? Perfume Manufacturing Guide | FragranceX
Headings: How Is Perfume Made? The Perfume Manufacturing Guide
How Is Perfume Made? The Perfume Manufacturing Guide
Perfume in Ancient Times
The Perfume Manufacturing Process
Ingredients Used to Make Perfume
Common Natural Ingredients
Common Synthetic Ingredients
Extraction Methods
Solvent Extraction
Steam Distillation
Expression
Enfleurage
Maceration
Blending the Ingredients
The Aging Process
Quality Control
The Future of the Perfume Industry
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Leanna Serras

Content: In modern times, humans use all sorts of scented items daily. Soaps, lotions, candles, cleaning products and, of course, personal perfumes to name a few. They’re so prevalent that it’s easy to forget that these scents had to be manufactured, often through extraction. To give you a better idea of how perfume is made, we’ll explain the processes used throughout history. We’ll also discuss modern perfume-manufacturing. You might be surprised how much work goes into making your favorite fragrance! Perfume in Ancient Times
In archaic time periods, perfume makers did not have the ability to manufacture synthetic smells. All fragrances came from the earth in one way or another. Ancient civilizations infused body lotions and water with aromatic flowers and different types of wood. They also burned incense made of spices, like cinnamon and myrrh, and extracted oil from plants.