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Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab Announces to Provide Perfume Testing Service

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished September 8, 2021
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Earlier this month, Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab announces that the company starts to provide perfume testing services for organizations, academic institutions and government agencies who are seeking for contract laboratories to complete analysis and testing for a wide range of perfume-, fragrance- or aromatics-related items, no matter they are finished products or in-process materials or simply raw materials. Perfumes can cause health risks such as skin diseases, nervous system problems, and can reduce indoor air quality or even cause allergic reactions among some people exposed to the scent. These adverse effects may be caused by the fact that the perfume is not produced in strict accordance with industry standards, which proves the necessity of analytical testing for perfume product to ensure its quality and safety. "The testing of perfumes, aromatics, and fragrances is a process that examines the physical and chemical structure of a product. This process is an indispensable step in the formulation of new products and can also aid in their quality control and certifications," says the Marketing Chief of Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab. "As a reliable third-party testing company, and with a professional analysis team and advanced instruments, our lab can provide customers with the most accurate testing results for a wide range of personal care & beauty products in the shortest time possible. Perfume testing is now a booming business in our labs." There are many types of perfumes that can be tested and analyzed at Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab, including but not limited to: Parfum, contain 15–40% aromatic compoundsrnEsprit de parfum, contain 15–30% aromatic compoundsrnEau de parfum, contain 10–20% aromatic compoundsrnEau de toilette, contain 5–15% aromatic compoundsrnEau de cologne, contain 3–8% aromatic compoundsrnEau fraiche, contain 3% or less aromatic compounds Generally, a comprehensive perfume quality assurance testing should generally cover the following testing items: allergen analysis, acidity, pH, microbiological testing, ester value, refractive index, essential oil content, non-volatile matters, alcoholic content, solubility, evaporation residue, saponification number, etc. According to the specific needs of customers, Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab can make ensure the products meet various requirements, such as:rnFood, Drug and Cosmetics Act (FD&C Act), EC NO 1223/2009, EC NO 1907/2006, EC NO 1907/2006, EU NO 528/2012, EC NO 1272/2008, Regulations Related to Cosmetics, Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA), Safe Cosmetics Act 2011 (HR 2359), SCCS's Opinion On Skin Sensitisation Quantitative Risk Assessment for Fragrance Ingredients (QRA2), etc. "To make sure that the items or commodities being tested are in compliance with industry standards is always the top priority for all our analytical work. All our la's staff bear that in mind," the Marketing Chief further added. Visit https://www.alfachemic.com/testinglab/industries/perfumes.html to explore more perfume testing capabilities of Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab.

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About Alfa Chemistry Testing Labr Alfa Chemistry Testing Lab is globally respected as a trust-worthy provider of various analytical testing services. It is committed to promoting long-term development of the analytical testing industry, offering a very extensive testing range, covering materials testing and characterization. The laboratory staff are very familiar with all the important international standards and guidelines including ISO, GOST, TQSA, USDA, FDA, FOSFA, GAFTA, IFT, AOCS and SAL. The experienced technical team can meet the needs of different customers by using advanced analytical equipment and technology.

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