ALCOHOL DENAT, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), AQUA (WATER), LIMONENE, LINALOOL, COUMARIN, ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE, BENZOPHENONE-3, CITRAL, BHT, GERANIOL:
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Denatured alcohol: It is a solvent that helps diffuse perfumes.
Perfume: it is the essence of perfume, composed of different essential oils.
Water: It is used to dilute the perfume and give it a lighter texture.
Limonene: It is a citrus fruit that gives the perfume a fresh and zesty note.
Linalool: It is a flower that gives the perfume a floral and sweet note.
Coumarin: It is a plant that gives the perfume a woody and musky note.
Alpha-isomethyl ionone: It is a flower that gives the perfume a floral and sweet note.
Benzophenone-3: It is a preservative that helps protect perfume from decomposition.
Citral: It is a citrus fruit that gives the perfume a fresh and tangy note.
BHT: It is an antioxidant that helps protect perfume from oxidation.
Geraniol: It is a flower that gives the perfume a floral and spicy note.
These compounds are all mixed together to create a unique and distinctive fragrance.
The final scent may vary depending on the proportions of the different compounds and the brand of perfume.
