Perfume has no corrosive effect on leather.

Yes, don't use it randomly.

Question 1: Are perfumes corrosive to plastics? It shouldn't be corrosion, it's that your perfume has a dissolving effect on plastic.

It is normal for organic matter to dissolve, and it is recommended that you use glass bottles instead! ・

Question 2: Are liquid perfumes corrosive? The key depends on what material is used in your car.

If you use cheap sprayed plastic parts, any perfume is corrosive. It will accelerate aging. It doesn't matter if it's painted, in fact, the biggest hidden danger of putting perfume in the car is that there is a certain chance of ...... in summer

Question 3: Does perfume have a corrosive effect on leather It is recommended not to spray perfume on leather.

No matter what kind of leather goods, the most common maintenance is to prevent them from becoming moldy.

Mold is the main cause of mold in leather, and dampness is the root cause of mold growth. Therefore, leather products should be kept ventilated and dry during the preservation process, avoiding direct exposure to sunlight, and the leather should be dried in time when it is damp.

Question 4: What should I do if the car dashboard is corroded by perfume? 15 points There is no other way but to change it. You can also negotiate with a perfume seller, but it is difficult to restore the original situation.

The main ingredient in perfume is synthetic fragrances, which contain many other organic solvents in addition to alcohol. The reason why the dashboard is corroded is generally not the effect of alcohol, but the ghost of organic solvents. In fact, it cannot be said that it is corrosion, but that a certain organic dissolved agent in the perfume that is not dissolved in alcohol has a dissolution reaction with the dashboard made of raw materials.

However, perfume is volatile and non-corrosive to **.

So don't top up the car perfume to prevent it from spilling.

Question 5: Why does perfume corrode paint Inferior perfume contains a large degree of alcohol, I believe you know that alcohol can corrode paint when it is pure enough!

Question 6: Is perfume corrosive? Isn't our ** so corrosive? Obviously not, the fragrance may have a certain damage to the clothes, but EDT and EDP are basically nothing.

Question 7: What should I do if the car workbench is corroded by perfume? The car workbench should be contaminated with perfume, and then peeling, because the perfume itself is very corrosive, so it should not be very serious, and it can not be cleaned up, nor can it be treated, in addition to affecting the aesthetics, it will not impress its performance.

A perfume is a liquid that mixes essential oils and fixatives with alcohol and ethyl acetate to give objects (usually parts of the human body) a long-lasting and pleasant scent. Essential oils are derived from flowers and plants, distilled or liposuction, and scented organic matter can also be used. Fixatives are used to bind a variety of different spices, including balsam, ambergris, and secretions from the air glands of civet cats and musk deer.

I can tell you with certainty that perfume won't damage clothes, but it will.

I usually spray perfume on clothes, because some ingredients in cosmetics make me unbearable, slight is itchy, serious is red and swollen, so, generally after buying perfume, I will choose to spray on clothes, generally spray the position is the cuffs, upper body, other places are not sprayed, that is to say, I spray on the top, after spraying, the clothes have a very good smell, will not damage the clothes, my clothes are intact.

Why do you say that it will damage **, I have already said before, I belong to a more sensitive group, some ingredients in cosmetics will make me allergic, light itching, serious is redness and swelling, how scary! Therefore, perfume will definitely damage **, but some people do not belong to the sensitive **, so they can spray on **, but the ingredients in cosmetics also hurt your body unconsciously, and there is still more or less damage.

I personally suggest that you try to spray on your clothes, don't spray on **, it's really not good, even if the clothes don't look good, just change it, but how to change the body?

Perfume will not damage clothing, but for the human body, it is recommended not to contact directly. After all, the chemicals in perfume will have a certain impact on our **, and direct contact **use will have some impact on our**, but this impact is not very large.

Perfumes are generally composed of alcohol, flavors and water, especially high-concentration flavors, which have an impact on our **. What's more, some fragrances are synthesized by chemicals rather than natural, and these chemicals are likely to have some effects on our skin.

Moreover, if you use too much alcohol, it is not very good for the human body, and it may cause allergies and other situations. Although the harm and impact of perfume on the human body is not great, it is better to avoid direct contact with the use of **. In addition to the impact on **, direct use may also cause flavor changes due to direct contact between the perfume and sebum.

As for clothing, except for leather clothing, perfume does not have much effect on it, it does not damage the fibers of the clothing, and it does not cause the clothing to fade. It's just that it's volatile, and the flavor lasts for a shorter time.