My Perfumery

My Perfumery

Perfume formulas & IFRA

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Released
October 13, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

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My Perfumery — a professional tool for perfumers and fragrance labs A complete app for managing perfume formulas from idea to production, built for professional perfumers, fragrance labs and perfume shops. Formula design & calculation Add raw materials with their weights and dilutions, and get cost, net weight and active ratio calculated automatically. Compare drafts of a formula before approving it. Automatic IFRA compliance Maximum allowed levels for every material across all 18 IFRA categories, with an instant warning when any material exceeds its limit — on its own or cumulatively across several ingredients and blends. Raw materials database Record your materials by CAS number, with physical properties, odor and fragrance family fetched automatically from public scientific sources, plus a 14-axis olfactive wheel for every material. Professional, print-ready reports IFRA certificates and MSDS reports for every formula, material labels, and printing via AirPrint or saving as PDF to share. Practical calculators Production calculator (oil + alcohol for any number of bottles at any concentration), dilution calculator, and scaled quantity tables for any batch weight. Perfumer's notebook Record your ideas and notes with an olfactive profile for each entry. Your privacy first No account, no sign-in, no ads. All your data stays on your device. Available in English and Arabic.
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What's New in My Perfumery

3.6.3

October 24, 2026

• Picking a material from the library fills it in straight away — no extra step. Only empty fields are filled; your own values stay. • Secondary names are grouped: trade names first (Timbersilk · IFF, Orbitone · Takasago…), one chemical name, and the rest folded away. • Tapping a material's illustrative picture shows it larger. • Library search puts trade names first: "calone" finds Calone.

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