Hands pressing solid parfum onto skin over linen.

SOLID PARFUM · HAND-POURED IN AUSTRALIA

Reinvent your scent routine.

The scents you know — pressed into a solid. No alcohol. No spray. 12-hour wear from a 20g tin.

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NO ALCOHOL · NO SPRAY · 12-HOUR WEAR · FREE AU SHIPPING OVER $50 · HAND-POURED IN AUSTRALIA
A fingertip pressed into the waxed surface of a solid parfum.

THE MECHANISM

Why sprays fade by lunch.

A spray is mostly alcohol carrier — it evaporates and takes your perfume with it. A solid has no alcohol to lose.

See the full mechanism

Bars compare hours of wear on skin: every spray format wears off sooner; the solid wears longest — 12 or more hours, with no alcohol.

  • Eau de toilette 3–5 hrs wear
    alcohol carrier
  • Eau de parfum 5–7 hrs
    alcohol carrier
  • Extrait 7–9 hrs
    alcohol carrier
  • Solid parfum 12+ hrs, no alcohol
    oils in wax

One tin. Two ways to wear it.

Solo as your scent. Under your spray as a 12-hour base. Or two tins layered into something no one can place.

  1. Wear it solo

    Wear it solo

    Your scent, at arm's length — never a cloud.

  2. Under your spray

    Under your spray

    The wax base that grips your perfume for hours more wear.

A spray fills the room. A dab stays on you.

The Studio Fondre principle — from the founder's first batch notes — on our SALT balm

Spray dupe vs. solid dupe.

Same accord. Different physics.

Your spray supplies the cloud. The balm supplies the hours.

Feature ALCOHOL SPRAY DUPE Open tin of solid parfum.STUDIO FONDRE SOLID
Longevity 3–5 hours 12+ hours
Alcohol 60–80% of the bottle None — oils in beeswax
How it wears Room-filling cloud Skin-close, arm's length
Carry-on Liquid limits apply Solid — goes anywhere
By 6pm Reapply again Still on your wrist

sprays: category-typical eau de parfum wear

Studio Fondre solid parfum tins

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If it isn't your scent, swap it — even if you've worn it.

30-day returns on every tin. Hand-poured in small batches in Australia.