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How long should a 50 ml perfume last?
The ideal 50ml perfume journey should last around 3 to 4 months. This gives you enough time to experience the different stages of the perfume, from the top notes to the base notes. It also allows the perfume to settle into your skin, so you can get a true sense of how it smells on you.Perfume Bottle Size Chart

Fluid Ounces Millilitres Number of Sprays
1 FL. OZ. 30mL 320
1.4 FL. OZ. 40 mL 410
2 FL. OZ. 75 mL 790
3 FL. OZ. 890 mL 20

1ml / 0.12ml = 8.3 sprays. 30ml / 0.12ml = 250 sprays (note that 30ml = 1oz, so you can also convert imperial measures at a rate of 25 sprays per 1/10th oz) 50ml / 0.12ml = 416.7 sprays. 100ml / 0.12ml = 833.3 sprays.

How many sprays is 100ml : As a general rule of thumb, 1 ml (0.33 fl oz) of perfume is about 9-12 sprays based on how generous the atomizer. A 50 ml (1.69 fl oz) bottle can have anywhere from 450 to 600 sprays, and a 100 ml (3.38 fl oz) bottle has 900 to 1,200 sprays.

Is 50 ml perfume small

Medium-sized perfume bottles occupy the coveted middle ground, striking a harmonious balance between utility and extravagance. The 50ml and 100ml variants emerge as the quintessential embodiments of this equilibrium, offering an ample supply of fragrance without overwhelming the senses or the budget.

How many sprays is 50 ml : Table: Fragrance bottle longevity for different sizes and concentrations

Volume Sprays per bottle Perfume (Parfum)
30mL (1 fl oz) 300-450 sprays 300-450 days
40mL (1.4 fl oz) 400-600 sprays 400-600 days
50mL (1.7 fl oz) 500-750 sprays 500-750 days
60mL (2 fl oz) 600-900 sprays 600-900 days

1.7 oz
Overview: Glass & Plastic Container Size Conversion Chart

Milliliter or CC Ounce (Approx.) mL or CC (Approx.)
50 mL 1.7 oz 48 mL
60 mL 2 oz 60 mL
75 mL 2.5 oz 74 mL
115 mL 3.9 oz 110 mL


Table: Fragrance bottle longevity for different sizes and concentrations

Volume Sprays per bottle Perfume (Parfum)
30mL (1 fl oz) 300-450 sprays 300-450 days
40mL (1.4 fl oz) 400-600 sprays 400-600 days
50mL (1.7 fl oz) 500-750 sprays 500-750 days
60mL (2 fl oz) 600-900 sprays 600-900 days

How big is a 50mL spray

Bottle 50 ml, PET, Spray PP

Capacity (ml): 50
Quantity in box : 840
Width (mm): 36
Height (mm): 78
Weight (g): 11

From the above list, we can see that for each 1ML, one gets 10 sprays.Table: Fragrance bottle longevity for different sizes and concentrations

Volume Sprays per bottle Perfume (Parfum)
30mL (1 fl oz) 300-450 sprays 300-450 days
40mL (1.4 fl oz) 400-600 sprays 400-600 days
50mL (1.7 fl oz) 500-750 sprays 500-750 days
60mL (2 fl oz) 600-900 sprays 600-900 days


The alcohol bottle size known as a nip is also called a mini and contains 50 ml of alcohol. That's about 1.7 ounces and approximately one 1.5-ounce shot.

How long does a 50 ml spray last : Table: Fragrance bottle longevity for different sizes and concentrations

Volume Sprays per bottle Perfume (Parfum)
25mL (0.8 fl oz) 250-375 sprays 250-375 days
30mL (1 fl oz) 300-450 sprays 300-450 days
40mL (1.4 fl oz) 400-600 sprays 400-600 days
50mL (1.7 fl oz) 500-750 sprays 500-750 days

How many ml is 15 sprays : 3.4oz is around 100.5ml. It takes 12-15 sprays per ml.

How many sprays are in 50 ml of perfume

Table: Fragrance bottle longevity for different sizes and concentrations

Volume Sprays per bottle Eau de Parfum (EDP)
30mL (1 fl oz) 300-450 sprays 150-225 days
40mL (1.4 fl oz) 400-600 sprays 200-300 days
50mL (1.7 fl oz) 500-750 sprays 250-375 days
60mL (2 fl oz) 600-900 sprays 300-450 days


Bottle 50 ml, PET, Spray PP

Capacity (ml): 50
Quantity in box : 840
Width (mm): 36
Height (mm): 78
Weight (g): 11

A 1.7 fl oz (50 mL) bottle of cologne or perfume contains 500-750 sprays, which will last anywhere from 6 months for an EDC sprayed 4 times a day up to 2 years for a parfum sprayed once a day.

Is 10 sprays too much : We recommend no more than 5, no less than 2 and space them out (wrists, neck and body) to make the scent even. This depends on the intensity of the fragrance you are using, and obviously these rules can be bent if you are combining perfumes. This also only really applies to your initial spray.