Perfume Oil Supplier in Dubai — 2,000+ Oils, 100ml MOQ, Ships Worldwide

You can visit us in person at Shop No. 47, Souq Naif, 47 St, Naif, Deira — one of Dubai's oldest and most established fragrance trading districts, where the concentration of wholesale perfume suppliers makes it the natural destination for buyers sourcing oils in the UAE. Our shop stocks over 2,000 fragrance oils available for inspection and testing on the spot, which is the most reliable way to evaluate a scent before ordering at volume. If you are based outside Dubai or prefer to order remotely, message us on WhatsApp at +971 54 772 7106 with your requirements and we will manage the order, payment, and despatch without you needing to visit. We ship UAE-wide with next-day delivery to most Emirates, and internationally to 50+ countries with full MSDS, COA, and customs documentation included.

100ml per oil — that is the minimum order quantity across our entire fragrance oil range, applied consistently regardless of whether you are a startup evaluating your first scent or an established manufacturer topping up stock between bulk orders. We set this MOQ deliberately to remove the barrier that forces buyers to over-commit before they know whether an oil performs correctly in their product, matches their customer's expectations, or clears customs in their target market. At 100ml you have enough oil to produce meaningful test batches, conduct thorough stability testing, and gather genuine customer feedback before scaling up. Once you are confident in an oil, we supply in 500ml, 1kg, 5kg, 25kg, and drum quantities at progressively better wholesale pricing. There are no account fees, no annual minimums, and no required product breadth — order one oil or one hundred, the same terms apply.

Our catalogue covers the full breadth of fragrance oil categories available in the wholesale market. Oriental and Arabic profiles include pure Oud, Dahn Al Oudh, Dehn Al Oud Cambodi, mukhallat blends, traditional attars, amber, musk, frankincense, and sandalwood. Western and contemporary profiles include French designer-inspired impression oils, fresh aquatics, citrus eaux, green florals, chypres, gourmands, and clean musks. We also stock raw aroma chemicals — including musks, aldehydes, ISO E Super, Hedione, and key terpene compounds — for perfumers and manufacturers who formulate in-house. In total we carry 2,000+ fragrance oils at our Souq Naif, Deira base, with the full range accessible for in-person testing. If you have a specific brief or are looking for a match to a reference fragrance, message us on WhatsApp and we will direct you to the closest oil we carry.

Our fragrance oils are concentrated, alcohol-free oils — the correct base material for non-alcoholic perfume, attar, roll-on, and oil-based fragrance products sold across the GCC and in markets where alcohol-free perfumery is preferred or required. They contain no ethanol, no water, and no diluting carriers unless specified — you receive the pure fragrance concentrate in an appropriate carrier oil. Every oil in our range is manufactured to strict industry safety standards, with skin safety assessed against IFRA guidelines and usage rate limits established for leave-on cosmetic applications. We supply MSDS and full allergen declarations with every commercial order so you have the documentation required for your own product safety compliance, retailer submissions, and customs clearance. If you are formulating a product that requires a specific compliance standard — halal certification, EU Cosmetics Regulation compliance, or GCC standard conformity — discuss your requirements with us before ordering.

Yes. Every oil we stock is manufactured to strict industry safety standards and assessed for safe skin use in line with IFRA (International Fragrance Association) guidelines, which set maximum usage concentrations for fragrance compounds in leave-on, rinse-off, and body-contact applications. Safe skin use depends on correct application rates — each oil comes with MSDS documentation that specifies the recommended usage percentage for different product categories, including direct skin application, body lotion, and fine fragrance. We supply MSDS, Certificate of Analysis (COA), and full allergen declarations as standard with every commercial order, not as an add-on or premium service. These documents are required by importing customs authorities in most markets we supply, by cosmetic safety assessors preparing product dossiers for EU or GCC regulatory submission, and by retailers requiring supplier compliance documentation before listing your product.

Yes. Our private label service covers the full production process so you receive a finished, shelf-ready product. You begin by selecting your fragrance — either choosing from our 2,000+ oil catalogue or commissioning a bespoke custom blend developed by our in-house perfumer, Nawar Mohammed, a chemical engineer with the technical background to formulate with precision. Once the scent is confirmed, we handle filling into your chosen bottle format, crimping, capping, and applying your label or packaging. The result is a finished product ready for retail shelving, e-commerce fulfilment, or export. This service is used by fragrance startups launching their first product, established brands adding new lines, hotels creating a house scent, and retailers developing own-brand perfume ranges. We supply to brands selling in the UAE and to markets across the 50+ countries we export to — contact us to discuss your brief and receive a sample and quote.

A perfume oil is the concentrated fragrance compound in its pure form — no alcohol, no water, no diluent. It is the raw material from which all finished perfume products are made. An eau de parfum is that same oil dissolved in perfumers alcohol, typically at 15–20% fragrance concentration, with the alcohol acting as the carrier that allows it to be sprayed and to project off the skin. An eau de toilette uses the same approach at 8–12% concentration. Perfume oils applied neat to skin last significantly longer than sprayed EdP or EdT products because there is no alcohol evaporation phase — the oil sits on the skin and releases slowly over hours. They are also alcohol-free and therefore preferred across much of the GCC market on both cultural and religious grounds. If you are formulating EdP or EdT, you purchase the oil from us and handle the dilution with perfumers alcohol yourself at your required concentration.

Yes. We export fragrance oils to 50+ countries across the GCC, wider Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Every international shipment is prepared with a complete customs documentation package: MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), Certificate of Analysis (COA), full allergen declaration, flash point certification, and any additional certificates required by your destination market's import authority. Fragrance oils are classified as hazardous goods for shipping purposes in many markets due to their flash point, so correct documentation is not optional — incorrectly documented shipments are held, returned, or destroyed at the importer's expense. We have handled enough international orders to know the specific requirements for most major markets and will advise you before despatch if there are any country-specific considerations for your order. If you are unsure about import requirements for your market, contact us before ordering so we can confirm what documentation will be needed and whether any formulation adjustments are required.

A quality concentrated perfume oil or attar typically lasts 5–9 hours on skin, with heavier oriental, oud, and woody base-note profiles frequently extending to 10–12 hours or longer, particularly on pulse points. Applied to fabric — an abaya, a collar, or a scarf — many oud and resinous oriental oils will remain detectable for 24–48 hours or more, which is a core reason these oils are traditionally applied to clothing as well as skin in GCC fragrance culture. Perfume oils outlast alcohol-based equivalents because there is no evaporation phase — in an EdP the alcohol burns off in the first 30–60 minutes carrying some of the lighter notes with it, whereas oil stays on the skin surface and releases gradually as body heat warms it. Longevity also varies with skin chemistry, hydration level, application area, and the specific fragrance profile — dry skin absorbs oil faster and projects less than well-moisturised skin.

Yes. We stock a wide range of impression oils — original fragrance compositions formulated to share a scent profile with a well-known designer or niche reference fragrance. These are not counterfeit, not copies, and contain no licensed intellectual property: they are independent fragrance formulations that achieve a similar olfactory character through the use of publicly available aroma chemicals and fragrance compounds. Impression oils are entirely legal, widely used by fragrance brands and private label manufacturers worldwide, and represent a legitimate and common business model that allows you to offer recognisable fragrance profiles at a wholesale oil price point rather than paying the brand premium of the original. Our impression range covers references from major designer houses as well as popular niche and artisan brands. Message us on WhatsApp with the reference fragrance name and we will identify the closest matching oil in our catalogue and send you a sample for evaluation before you commit to a purchase.

Yes. We supply fragrance oils suitable for candles, wax melts, soap, and broader cosmetic applications, though the specific requirements differ by product type. For candle use, the oil needs a flash point above 70°C for safe burning and must bind stably with your chosen wax type without sweating or discolouration — we can advise on which oils in our range perform best for candle making and what load percentage to use with different waxes. For cold-process and melt-and-pour soap, the oil must be skin-safe at your intended usage rate and should be tested for acceleration in soap batter, as some fragrance compounds cause premature trace that makes pouring difficult. For leave-on cosmetics such as body oils, lotions, and roll-on perfumes, IFRA-compliant usage rates apply. Visit our dedicated candle fragrance oil page for the full candle-specific range, and contact us to discuss soap or cosmetic requirements.

Oud oil pricing in Dubai spans an extremely wide range depending on grade and origin. Synthetic oud oils and blended oud fragrance compounds typically range from AED 50–200 per tola. Natural steam-distilled Dehn Al Oudh from Aquilaria malaccensis — the species that produces the most prized natural oud — ranges from AED 500 to AED 5,000 or more per tola depending on the distillation region, resin quality, and age of the wood. A tola is 11.66ml, a unit of measurement still in common use in the Deira souq and amongst traditional perfumers across the GCC and South Asia for small retail and sample quantities. For wholesale buyers purchasing at 1kg or above, pricing is quoted per kilogram and is substantially more competitive per millilitre. Contact us on WhatsApp for current wholesale pricing on your specific oud grade of interest — we hold synthetic, blended, and natural grades to suit every product tier and price point.