FAQ

Lazaval Perfumes – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes Lazaval Perfumes different?

Lazaval Perfumes is an Australian artisan fragrance house dedicated to creating 100% natural perfumes using pure essential oils, absolutes, resins, and botanical extracts etc.
We specialise in crafting perfumes that are free from synthetic chemicals, artificial aroma compounds, and harsh additives—offering a truly clean, authentic, and nature-driven olfactory experience.

At Lazaval, each perfume is blended by hand in small batches using high-quality natural ingredients sourced from around the world. Our philosophy is simple: perfume should reflect the real beauty of nature—from florals and woods to spices, resins, and citrus botanicals.

Customers choose Lazaval for our commitment to:

• 100% natural and organic ingredients

• Handcrafted, small-batch production

• Eco-conscious and skin-friendly formulations

• Authentic aromas that evolve beautifully on the skin

• Unique scent profiles not found in mass-market synthetic perfumes

2. Are Lazaval perfumes truly 100% natural?

In short, yes. Every Lazaval perfume is crafted exclusively from natural raw ingredients such as essential oils, absolutes, carrier oils, botanical extracts, and plant-derived alcohol etc. We never use synthetic fragrances, artificial fixatives, or petrochemicals.

It’s important to note that when we say 100% natural, we are referring to the ingredients themselves—all of which come directly from plants etc. However, the methods(steam distillation, cold pressing, or solvent extraction) used to extract essential oils and absolutes can vary, and some extraction techniques in the industry may be viewed differently depending on individual definitions of “natural.” Despite these variations, all ingredients we use originate from natural sources and remain free from synthetic aroma chemicals.

3. What ingredients are used in Lazaval perfumes?

Our perfumes are composed of:

• Natural essential oils sourced from flowers, resins, woods, herbs, spices, and fruits

• Plant-based alcohol (typically derived from organic sugarcane or grain)

• Botanical tinctures and infusions for added depth and complexity

Each blend is hand-poured and made in small batches to ensure quality and freshness.

4. Are your perfumes vegan and cruelty-free?

Absolutely. All Lazaval perfumes are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. We never test on animals, nor do we use any animal-derived ingredients like musk, ambergris, or honey.

5. Do Lazaval perfumes contain allergens or irritants?

As with any product made from essential oils, some natural components may cause sensitivities in certain individuals. We recommend patch testing before full use, especially if you have sensitive skin or known allergies to botanical ingredients.

6. Why don't you use synthetic fixatives or preservatives?

Lazaval was created with a deep respect for nature and purity. We believe in preserving the integrity of botanical perfumery by avoiding synthetics, which can often mask the true beauty of natural aromas.

7. How should I store my Lazaval perfume?

To preserve your perfume’s quality:

• Store in a cool, dark place

• Avoid direct sunlight and heat

• Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use

Natural perfumes evolve over time, and proper storage helps maintain their aroma and shelf life.

08. Can I request a custom or personalised perfume?

We occasionally offer bespoke services and custom blending for individuals who want a truly personal scent. Contact us directly for inquiries about availability and the process.

09. How long does it take for a natural perfume to reach its true essence?

At Lazaval, our natural perfumes are living creations — they evolve with time. Some blends take months, while others may take years to reveal their true soul. As each batch matures, the pure essential oils continue to harmonise and deepen. A scent you experience today may transform gracefully over a year or two, unfolding into its full, natural beauty — just as nature intended.

10. Are there any colour variations between different batches of your natural perfumes?

Yes, as our perfumes are made entirely from natural essential oils and plant extracts, slight variations in colour may occur between batches. These differences are a natural result of the changing characteristics of raw ingredients—such as harvest seasons, climate, and origin—and are a beautiful sign of their authenticity and purity.

11. Are Lazaval’s natural perfumes safe for sensitive skin or people with asthma?

Our perfumes are made from 100% natural essential oils, absolutes, and other natural ingredients, carefully blended to create authentic, gentle scents. While natural ingredients are free from synthetic chemicals, some individuals may still experience skin irritation or respiratory sensitivity, especially those with asthma or very sensitive skin. This can be particularly true with alcohol-based perfumes, however, as alcohol can sometimes amplify sensitivity.

To ensure the best experience, we recommend:

• Doing a patch test before regular use.

• Avoiding application on broken or irritated skin.

• Using fragrances mindfully if you have respiratory sensitivities.

• If you are sensitive to alcohol, do not inhale the fragrance immediately after spraying. Allow a few seconds for the alcohol to dissipate before smelling the perfume.

Most of our customers find our perfumes gentle and enjoyable, but everyone’s body reacts differently. Your safety and comfort are important to us, so please follow these precautions and enjoy your Lazaval experience with confidence.

FAQ 12: Do you use pre-made Fragrances/formulas or create your own?

We do not use any readymade fragrances or premixed formulas. We do not purchase local or international perfumes made in bulk and just fill in the bottles with our name. Every Lazaval perfume is created from scratch using natural essential oils, absolutes, resins, and botanical extracts. We blend, refine, test, hand-fill, and hand-pack each fragrance ourselves. Therefore, you will find our scents truly unique and unlike any other.

FAQ 13: Where do you source your raw materials?

Our suppliers source raw materials from all over the world to ensure the highest quality and diversity of botanicals. For example:

• Lily is sourced from the traditional lily‑growing regions of France.

• Rose comes from the rose fields of Bulgaria.

• Other essential oils and absolutes are sourced from reputable producers in Italy or many countries from Europe, India, Cambodia, and other established perfume‑raw‑material regions.

• In our perfumery, you will also find many native Australian oils as well!

Once sourced, these natural oils and extracts are imported into Australia under compliant, regulated channels — ensuring they meet all necessary quality and safety standards before they reach us.

Every ingredient is carefully selected for purity and origin, so that each bottle of Lazaval perfume reflects authentic raw material provenance and global craftsmanship.

FAQ 14: Can other brands create replicas or dupes of your perfumes?

Not really. To accurately recreate any Lazaval perfume, a brand would need to use the same level of 100% natural essential oils, absolutes, resins, herbs, and botanicals—which is extremely challenging and very expensive. The “dupe” perfumes you often see in reels or videos use pre-made synthetic fragrance compounds, where each note or even the entire perfume formula is available ready-made in bulk.

Our perfumes are crafted from raw, natural materials, blended by hand, and built from scratch. This makes them difficult to copy, as natural ingredients vary in depth, character, and quality—and cannot be replicated simply by mixing synthetic fragrance bases.

In short, Lazaval’s natural creations cannot be duplicated using the typical methods used in the dupe industry.

FAQ: Using Natural Eau De Parfum Spray

1. How do I apply natural Eau De Parfum for best results?

Apply the perfume to your pulse points—such as the inner wrists, neck, behind the ears, and inside elbows—where warmth helps diffuse the scent. Hold the bottle about 6–8 inches away and spray lightly.

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2. How long does natural Eau De Parfum typically last on skin?

Natural perfumes usually last between 4 to 10 hours, depending on the ingredients, your skin type, and environmental factors. Since they are free from synthetic fixatives, they may fade more quickly than conventional perfumes.

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3. How can I make the fragrance last longer on my skin?

• Moisturize First: Apply an unscented body lotion or a small amount of natural oil (like jojoba or almond oil) to your skin before spraying. Fragrance lasts longer on well-moisturised skin.

• Reapply Gently: Carry a small travel-size version for reapplication during the day.

• Apply to Clothes or Hair: Lightly spray your clothes or hair (from a safe distance), but be cautious of potential staining on delicate fabrics.

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4. Should I rub my wrists together after applying perfume?

Well, It's upto you but rubbing may break down the natural oils and alter the scent profile. Instead, let it air-dry naturally on your skin especially if it's EDP.

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5. Are there any safety precautions I should follow?

• Patch Test First: Before full use, test on a small patch of skin to check for allergic reactions, especially if you have sensitive skin.

• Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Do not spray directly onto the face or near eyes.

• Store Properly: Keep the bottle away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve its natural ingredients.

• Do Not Ingest: Perfumes are for external use only.

• Check for Photosensitivity: Some natural essential oils, like citrus, can increase sensitivity to sunlight. Avoid sun exposure on sprayed areas if the perfume contains such ingredients.

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6. Can natural perfume smell different on each person?

Yes, the same perfume can smell slightly different on each individual, as we've tested it on various skin types and observed varied results. Factors such as body chemistry, diet, skin pH, and hormonal balance all play a role in how the fragrance unfolds on your skin.

7. Should I smell the fragrance right after spraying it?

Avoid smelling the EDP perfumes immediately after spraying, as the initial burst includes alcohol or ethanol vapors that can overpower the natural scent and may irritate your nose—give it few seconds to a minute to settle on your skin for the true fragrance to emerge.