Wholesale Perfume Oil & Fragrance Supplier – Dubai

We are situated at Shop No. 47, Souq Naif, 47 St, Naif - Deira - Dubai, in the heart of Dubai's historic fragrance district. Souq Naif has been the centre of Arabian perfume trading for generations, making it an ideal location for a wholesale fragrance supplier of our scale. Our showroom is open daily (Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun: 10am–1am; Fri: 10am–1pm and 2pm–1am), and is fully set up for walk-in B2B consultations, live scent sampling, and bulk order discussions. Whether you are an independent perfumer, a private label brand owner, or a procurement manager for a large manufacturer, you are welcome to visit in person. For those unable to travel to Dubai, our team is available for remote wholesale consultations via WhatsApp at +971 54 772 7106 and by email at info@scentbazaar.co.

Yes. Scent Bazaar exports to over 50 countries across the GCC, wider Middle East, Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe. We ship concentrated perfume oils, perfumers alcohol, cosmetic bases, diffuser bases, glass bottles, and raw aroma chemicals internationally. Every export order is accompanied by full compliance documentation: Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), Certificates of Analysis (COA), allergen declarations, and Dangerous Goods classification where applicable. Our logistics team has direct experience with the import requirements of most major fragrance markets, and we prepare all destination-specific paperwork before dispatch. Dubai's position as a global trade hub means we can consolidate orders efficiently and keep lead times competitive. Contact us via WhatsApp with your destination country and product requirements and we will confirm documentation requirements and freight options upfront.

Our minimum order quantity for concentrated perfume oils is 100ml per fragrance — one of the lowest entry points available from a wholesale supplier in Dubai. This makes us particularly well-suited to emerging brands that need access to professional-grade raw materials without being forced into quantities they cannot absorb. For perfumers alcohol, we supply from 5-litre containers, and for cosmetic and diffuser bases from 5 litres. Glass bottles and spray pumps are available from 500 units. For established manufacturers and industrial buyers, we easily accommodate drum orders and bulk consignments from 25kg upwards. There is no minimum for a consultation — you can contact us via WhatsApp or visit our Souq Naif showroom to discuss your requirements before committing to any order at all.

Absolutely. Our Private Label Solutions are designed to take a brand from concept to finished product. The process typically begins with scent selection from our library of 2,000+ oils, or custom fragrance development if you require something entirely original. Once a formula is agreed, we blend the oil with our technical-grade perfumers alcohol, allow the required maceration period, then fill, crimp, and label the finished bottles. We supply glass perfume bottles, spray pumps, and Zamac caps, so the entire supply chain runs through one supplier. We can also advise on compliance documentation needed for your target markets. Many perfume brands operating across the GCC and internationally today built their foundations through Scent Bazaar. Contact us to discuss your project timeline and requirements.

Yes. We supply high-purity, technical-grade perfumers alcohol specifically formulated for fragrance manufacture. It is denatured to comply with import and export regulations in most markets, making it suitable for use in spray perfumes, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, and Extrait de Parfum without requiring a distiller's licence in most jurisdictions. The alcohol is optimised for superior scent throw, clean evaporation, and stable compatibility with a wide range of fragrance oil concentrates. Each batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis confirming purity levels, and an MSDS for safe handling and transport. It is available from 5-litre containers through to bulk drum orders, making it practical for both small-batch blenders and high-volume manufacturers. Ask about current availability and pricing via WhatsApp.

Yes. Our catalogue spans 2,000+ concentrated fragrance oils covering French designer-inspired accords — floral, fruity, woody, oriental, aquatic, and gourmand profiles — alongside traditional Arabic perfumery including pure oud, dahn al oudh, mukhallat, attar, rose taifi, saffron, amber, and musk. The catalogue is continuously updated as new accords are developed and sourced. You can request our latest digital catalogue via WhatsApp at +971 54 772 7106, and we will send you the current list with pricing. If you are selecting oils for a new range or private label project, we strongly recommend visiting our Souq Naif showroom in Deira where you can work through the full library with live samples and guidance from our team. Many buyers find the in-person experience essential for making confident wholesale selections.

Eau de Parfum (EDP) contains 15–20% fragrance oil concentrate dissolved in perfumers alcohol and typically projects for 6–8 hours on skin. Eau de Toilette (EDT) contains 5–15% oil and lasts 3–6 hours, making it lighter and more suitable for warmer climates or daytime wear. Extrait de Parfum carries 25–40% oil concentration and can last 12 hours or more, though it is more expensive to produce. For oil-based attars, no alcohol is needed — the concentrated oil is applied directly to pulse points and can persist for 8–12 hours, which is why they remain popular in Middle Eastern perfumery. We supply both the raw concentrated oils and our technical-grade perfumers alcohol, so you have everything needed to produce any of these formats in-house at any scale.

Yes, absolutely — and some of the most commercially successful modern fragrances are built on exactly this combination. Oud's deep, resinous, woody character anchors and extends the longevity of lighter French accords, while the French notes add lift, complexity, and broader market appeal. Floral, fruity, and spicy French oils pair particularly well with our oud, amber, saffron, and musk bases. The key is blend ratio: typically oud constitutes 10–30% of the total oil, depending on how prominent you want the Arabic character to be. Overpowering the blend with oud will limit your audience in Western markets, while too little loses the distinctiveness that differentiates an oriental fragrance. Our perfumers at the Deira store can advise on specific ratios and walk you through our hybrid blend examples during a live consultation.

Yes. We offer free samples of up to 12 fragrance oil varieties so you can evaluate quality and scent profiles before committing to a wholesale order. Sampling is an important part of the process — fragrance performs differently on skin, in alcohol, in wax, and in diffuser bases, so testing before purchasing at volume is genuinely important. If you are in Dubai, visiting our Souq Naif showroom is the most efficient way to work through a large selection in a single session; our team can guide you through similar families and help you shortlist. For remote buyers, we dispatch sample sets internationally. Our 100ml MOQ also means your first paid order carries minimal risk — you can trial a scent in small-batch production before scaling up. This flexibility is deliberately built into how we operate.

For international export of fragrance oils you need, at minimum, a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and a Certificate of Analysis (COA) from your supplier — both of which we provide as standard with every order. Many markets also require allergen declarations, particularly for finished cosmetic products sold within the EU. Fragrance oils and perfumers alcohol are typically classified as flammable liquids under hazardous goods regulations, requiring Dangerous Goods (DG) documentation for air and sea freight, which our logistics team prepares for all applicable shipments. For markets with specific import controls — some African and South Asian countries have their own requirements — we can advise on destination-specific documentation before you order. Supplying the right paperwork upfront avoids delays at customs, which is why we treat documentation as a non-negotiable part of every export order.

After combining fragrance oil with perfumers alcohol, the blend should macerate for a minimum of 48–72 hours before use — this allows the alcohol and oil molecules to fully integrate, improving both scent clarity and longevity. Some complex oriental or oud-heavy blends benefit from up to two weeks of maceration. Once properly aged, a well-formulated EDP at 15–20% oil concentration will typically last 6–8 hours on skin, while an Extrait de Parfum at 25% or higher can last 12 hours or more. Wear time also depends on skin type, application point, and climate — dry skin and heat both accelerate fade. Shelf life of the finished bottled product is typically 18–24 months when stored away from heat, direct sunlight, and humidity. Storing bottles in a cool, dark location preserves both the scent profile and commercial quality.