Why Do Sediments Appear in Perfume?

• High Concentration of Oils: Strong perfumes and attars may leave tiny particles over time.
• Blend of Ingredients: A mix of natural and synthetic compounds can cause slight separation.
• Climate & Storage: Heat or sudden temperature changes may lead to crystallization.
• Aging: As perfumes mature, natural sediments may appear without harming the fragrance.

Do Sediments Mean Bad Perfume?

No. Sediments are normal and harmless. They do not affect the safety, projection, or longevity of the fragrance. In fact, they often indicate a rich and concentrated perfume blend.

How to Handle Perfume with Sediments

• Shake the bottle gently before use.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
• Avoid sudden temperature changes.

Why Many Brands Use Colored Bottles

If you’ve noticed, many perfume brands use colored or opaque bottles instead of clear glass.
One key reason is that colored bottles help conceal sediments and color changes, which are normal in perfumes.

At Al-Majid Perfumes, we use best quality packaging while maintaining transparency with our customers about the natural behavior of fragrances. Our commitment is to deliver perfumes that are not only long-lasting but also beautifully presented.

Al-Majid Perfumes: Quality You Can Trust

We take pride in crafting perfumes and attars with premium oils and compounds, delivering long-lasting and luxurious fragrances. Sediments, when present, are simply a part of the chemistry of fine perfumery.

Explore our exclusive collection of perfumes, attars, bakhoor, and oud today.

Final Thoughts

Sediments in perfume are a normal occurrence caused by oil concentration and climate. They are not a defect but a natural characteristic of quality fragrances. With Al-Majid Perfumes, you can enjoy perfumes crafted with expertise and passion—designed to last and leave a lasting impression.