Suspended matter in the perfume, what about the white sediment in the perfume

Natural perfumes, we are talking about human perfumes, when extracting essences, are extracted from natural flowers, plants, and even woods and animals. Depending on the season, these items have different fibers and come in sizes. So there may be residue.

A lot of perfume, there should be the same residue. If it's like dust, it should be a fish that has passed through the filter. It's okay.

3 situations: 1. Fake goods (it seems that there is no sediment in the fake now) 2. During the shelf life, they deteriorate due to improper storage. For example, exposure to heat and exposure to strong light will cause perfume to deteriorate.

3. Deterioration after the expiration date.

If it is **london, it will be issued and listed in 2006, and there are only 1 and 2 possibilities.

In the case of the previous London, there are all three possibilities.

Probably not a fake.

Ingredients of natural essential oils and alcohol.

Sometimes saving is not careful.

There may be crystallization.

But that's it for the new one.

It may be overdue.

It is generally clear. There are a lot of floating objects in my Armani because they have been left for too long.

No, perfume is made up of a lot of natural ingredients and alcohol, there are two reasons for precipitation, one is the precipitation caused by too many natural ingredients, and the other is that it has been too long, which may be caused by expiration.

It is a decomposition product.

Perfumes have precipitation for two reasons:

First, the perfume has been mixed with water, and there are oils and fats in the perfume, which causes the perfume to deteriorate.

Second, it has expired and deteriorated, the color of the perfume will be darker than the original color, there is sediment, and the fragrance may become sour and smelly, so once this condition is found, do not use it.

Basically, perfume dipping and spraying, using dipping perfume, wash it with your hands before use, if you apply the body directly with the bottle mouth, it is better to clean the body before use, and then lock the cap tightly after use.

Some perfumes are fragrances extracted from natural plants, and due to different seasons, some plant fibers are not filtered out, so they will form what you call white sediments (flocculents), which are generally relatively small precipitates and will not affect the perfume spray. This has nothing to do with the quality of the perfume itself. For example, Sweetheart Sophie's true love perfume seems to have such a situation occasionally, basically a batch of goods in a season, and LZ can use it with confidence.

When the temperature difference of perfume is too large, it is easy to precipitate, that is, the spice precipitates, generally as long as it is stored normally and in a cool place, it is fine, it is best not to get direct sunlight, it is said that as long as the taste remains the same, it can still be used, but I have not tried, if you are not at ease, don't use it on **, you can spray it on clothes or in the room, it seems that there are so many brands, it is easy to do this, I don't know if your brand is this.

It's normal, some discoloration of perfume is normal, perfume is abnormal, you can only smell it by your nose, and it is normal to smell it if the appearance is unreliable. Thank you, please adopt.

Normal, but it depends on what kind of perfume you are buying.

Not necessarily, some perfumes will also precipitate in the process of transportation due to poor storage, there are many plant essences in the perfume, and some are even extracted from wood, the ratio of alcohol and water added is very strict, if you accidentally add too much water, there will be a little precipitation, as long as the fragrance and fragrance of the perfume are normal, it is really a perfume.

The eponymous perfume of Versace I bought was, after I bought it, there was a blue precipitation in the bottle, I went to the counter to change it, and the waiter opened this perfume in their inventory for me, and the result was that every bottle had precipitation, and the waiter was stupid! As a result, I chose a bottle with the least precipitation, hehe.

Plant fragrance, no impurities are abnormal, black tea, green tea, red wine, are impurities, mainly to see the water crystal clear and not groggy on it.

There will be impurities in any perfume

Perfumes have precipitation for two reasons:

First, it is the perfume that has been mixed with water, and there are oils and fats in the perfume, which leads to the deterioration of the perfume.

Second, it has expired and deteriorated, the color of the perfume will be darker than the original color, there is sediment, and the fragrance may become sour and smelly, so if you find this condition, do not use it.

Basically, perfume dipping and spraying, using dipping perfume, wash it with your hands before use, if you directly apply the bottle mouth to the body, it is better to clean the body before use, and then you must lock the cap tightly after use.

Perfume is extracted from hundreds of plants, and it is normal for some fine sediments to be long from the production date, if it is only shipped this year or last year, there will be sediment, it is a bit abnormal, first look at your production date, that is, the production batch number, and then say hehe.

The worst thing about perfume is to look at the color of the perfume: a high-quality perfume must be a clear and transparent, high-definition liquid, without any precipitation. Generally, it does not contain pigment and does not change color after 24 hours at a temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.

Natural ingredients that are not completely dissolved in alcohol are called precipitation. In the precipitation, substances containing phenol and pigments that are part of the natural ingredients will appear to be foreign substances and impurities, so they are filtered during production. But after a few months, or years, the dissolved material recrystallizes, sometimes producing precipitation.

So the perfume you bought should be for a long time.

**Shop vane&meu brand cosmetics franchise.

Well, it's normal, my mom sometimes buys it, and then you can't go to the manufacturer to ask, but it's usually quite normal, (*hee-hee......

Not necessarily, like the perfume I sell, there is Dior, and the monofilament has something inside.

I also suspect I've bought a fake! I just took a closer look, and I also saw a small black floating object inside!

Where to buy it, you can find it at the counter, and you can return it online.

There will be no floating, the bottle is translucent and clear, how can something as delicate as a perfume have impurities? **This is not the case.

The perfume will precipitate after a long time.