Can You Put Perfume in a Car?

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You can put perfume in a car, but it is not recommended during summer. Here are some precautions for placing perfume in a car: Use high-quality perfume: Low-quality perfumes usually have an overly strong fragrance, which can cause discomfort such as nausea for passengers. Not only can it affect the mood of those in the car, but it may also impact personal health. When purchasing car perfumes, try to choose products made with high-purity, safe natural fragrances. High-quality car perfumes can eliminate odors, maintain a long-lasting fragrance, and help passengers feel relaxed and happy. Not recommended in summer: Most perfumes are formulated with industrial alcohol and synthetic fragrances. Alcohol is a flammable and volatile substance. Regardless of the type of perfume, its main components include fragrance and alcohol, with alcohol content typically ranging between 40% and 80%. In summer, the temperature inside a car can rise significantly—just half an hour of sunlight can raise the temperature in a parked, enclosed car to over 65°C (149°F). Excessive heat can cause some chemical components in the perfume to evaporate into the air, increasing the risk of an explosion.