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Are the colors of perfumes in the bottles the natural color of the smelly stuff or is it artificially colored? For example, Angel is purpleish and Eau Savage is straw colored. Are those the real colors or are they dyed?
I used to work for a large perfume house and the colors of 100% pure fragrance is roughly the color of olive oil. Most fragrances are oils themselves. In order to dissolve the solid perfume oil into alchohol, a surfactant must be used. So most perfumes/colognes are made up of alcohol, surfactant and fragrance. The fragrance has the strongest color (the straw color you note). So the color of the diluted finished product is also a similar, but lighter, color. Any purple color is
Thank you. Even though you didn't finish your post, I got the point and it was very helpful.
That said, it ought to only cover the range of yellow/straw. Anything blue, green, or pink is probably the result of dyes.