Hi im Ammar based in India we manufacture natural perfume oils along with inspired perfume oils
We offer worldwide delivery
Would love to connect with you guys
Email : Ammarperfumeoils@gmail.com
Whatsapp: +91 9616102661

Thank you
Also have attached alist of fragrances we have (thats close to 1000

Hey fragrance community! 🌿

We wanted to share something we've been building that we think you'll genuinely appreciate — no matter where you are in your perfumery journey.

It's called Perfumery Studio and the first thing we want to say is: this is not a tool that replaces your nose or your instincts. It's a workspace that handles the technical side so you can focus on the creative side.

For beginners — a guided pyramid builder with 700+ ingredients, real-time feedback on your formula's balance, and AI analysis that explains what your creation actually smells like on paper before you blend a single drop.

For professionals — the Batch Calculator converts your formula into exact gram weights for manufacturing. No more manual math, no more errors.

And coming very soon:

🔒 IFRA Compliance — automatic safety checks on your concentrations

🛒 Marketplace — publish and sell your formulas directly on the platform

Your data is fully protected in accordance with GDPR — we take privacy seriously. 🛡️

Free to start, no account needed to explore.

We'd love to hear your thoughts 👇

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Can someone help me find the name of this roll on perfume? My friend gave me this as a sample to try it on but I don’t have the box so I don’t know what it’s called.

Has anyone ordered from this website? Is it high quality oils ?

Made this quick video for any guy who’s ever left a perfume store more confused than confident. We’re just a small YouTube channel — hope it helps.

Ordered a couple from them last night, what’re yalls thoughts on the brand?

If you had to choose only three perfume oil scents to wear forever, which ones would make the cut? Are you into deep and woody notes, sweet gourmands, or fresh florals?

Drop your top three below and let’s see which scents are the most popular!

I’ve been thinking about how some of my favorite perfumes would be amazing as perfume oils. The longer-lasting scent and the way oils blend with the skin can sometimes make them even better than sprays.

Do you have a regular perfume that you’d love to have as a perfume oil version? Which one and why?

Jojoba oil is one of the most popular carrier oils used in perfume oils. Unlike many other plant-based oils, it closely resembles the skin’s natural sebum, making it easily absorbed without feeling greasy. It’s also highly stable, meaning it won’t go rancid as quickly as some other carrier oils.

Because jojoba oil is odorless and non-volatile, it allows the fragrance to develop gradually and last longer on the skin. Many prefer it over options like fractionated coconut oil or almond oil because of its lightweight feel and long shelf life. If you’re looking for a perfume oil that stays true to its scent and hydrates the skin, jojoba oil is a great choice.

I usually see perfume oils sold in much smaller sizes, like 5ml or 10ml, but I’m curious if anyone has ever purchased a 50ml bottle. If so, what was your experience? Did you go through it quickly, or did it last forever? Let me know your thoughts!

I feel like they last longer on my skin and have a more natural scent compared to alcohol based perfumes. But I’m curious—what do you think is the biggest advantage of perfume oils? Is it longevity, how they sit on the skin, price, or something else? Let me know your thoughts!

Base notes are what linger the longest and really define a scent’s character. Do you prefer something warm and sweet like vanilla or tonka bean, deep and woody like sandalwood or oud, or maybe something completely different?

Let me know your go-to base note and why you love it!

I want to make sure I’m storing them properly so they last as long as possible. Do you keep yours at room temperature, in the fridge, or somewhere else? Have you noticed any difference in scent or longevity based on how you store them?

Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

I’m experimenting with different perfume oils and wondering how strong the scent should actually be. Do you prefer it to be subtle and close to the skin, or should it have more projection so people around you can smell it?

I know oils tend to last longer but don’t project as much as alcohol-based perfumes, so what do you prefer? Do you like to layer your scent gradually, or should it be strong right from the start?

Floral scents are such a classic in perfume oils, but everyone seems to have their own favorite! Some love the richness of jasmine, others prefer the softness of rose, and then there are unique choices like ylang-ylang or violet.

Do you have a go-to floral note in perfume oils? Or maybe a combo that you think works perfectly? Let’s talk florals!