Extrait de parfum contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer composes and produces an extrait de parfum that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the scent, the maturing and filtering, the checks in the final bottle, the filling and gift box, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the story, the name, and the price.

An extrait de parfum is the most concentrated type. It is applied in smaller amounts, sits closer to the skin, and is built around deep base notes that stay on the skin the longest. An eau de parfum is lighter, spreads more around the wearer, and is easier for daily use. The extrait is usually priced and packed as the top of the range.

An extrait de parfum is fragrance dissolved in perfume alcohol and usually comes as a spray. A perfume oil, often sold as an attar, uses a light oil instead of alcohol and is dabbed on with a roll-on. Both feel rich and intimate. Perfume oil suits buyers who prefer no alcohol, and AIMSKINCARE can make both.

Families with depth, such as oud, amber, sandalwood, leather, vanilla and other gourmand notes, and rich white florals like tuberose or jasmine. These materials show their character at high strength. Very light citrus or aquatic scents gain little from being an extrait, so they usually belong in an EDT or cologne.

It can be, for a brand built around luxury, gifting, or a strong oud or amber story. More often an extrait comes after an eau de parfum, as a special edition for buyers who already know the brand. It sells in smaller volumes at a higher price, so the bottle and box carry much of the value.

Because people use very little at a time, a small bottle lasts a long while. A smaller size also keeps the shelf price within reach while the price per bottle still reflects the richer scent. Many brands sell a full bottle alongside a travel spray or a set of minis so buyers can try several scents.

Heavy glass, a weighted metal or magnetic cap, and a rigid box with an insert are the usual choice, since the pack is part of what the buyer pays for. Dark or coated glass helps scents that are sensitive to light. A roll-on in the same scent works as a handbag size or as part of a gift set.

Yes, and many are. Oud, leather, amber, and woody extraits are worn by both men and women, and the style of the bottle often decides who reaches for it. A brand can also release one extrait as a pair, a softer and a darker version of the same idea, rather than labeling one for him and one for her.

Only with supporting data, even though an extrait is the most concentrated type. How long a scent stays depends on the wearer’s skin and the climate, so the claim is tested on the finished product before it goes on the label. Many luxury brands describe the notes and the craft instead.

Rich materials such as vanilla and some resins can slowly deepen the color of the liquid. It does not mean the perfume has spoiled, but buyers notice it in a clear bottle. The R&D team checks the scent and color in your actual bottle during stability testing, and a tinted bottle or a liquid colored from the start can keep the look consistent.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team composes an extrait for your brand from your brief, which is how most brands approach their top scent. With OEM, or private label, you choose from rich scents already developed and focus on the name, bottle, and box.

Perfumes that inspire you, the scent family and key notes, the story behind the collection, whether you want a spray, a roll-on, or both, the bottle and gift box you picture, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and samples are made from that brief.