Chemworld Fragrance Factory opens their newest branch at SM Megamall

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Last August 15, 2016, the newest branch of Chemworld Fragrance Factory opened in SM 

Megamall. Located at the 5th level Mega A, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City.  The 

grand opening and blessing was attended by the Chemworld officer, staff and friends from 

the media.




Chemworld Fragrance Factory established last 2004 and considered as a one-stop-shop 

for all your perfume needs – with hundreds of fragrance oils & essential oils, a wide 

selection of perfume bottles & boxes, and raw materials that will fit every fragrance 

applications. They have graphic artists who prints custom labels – an important aspect in 

selling your own brand of perfumes. They are proud to be the leading center for their hands-

on fragrance workshops where they teach step-by-step how to blend & sell your own 

perfumes.


         They offer:
-         -  Perfume-making seminars
-        -   Starter Kits
-        -   Fragrance Oils
-        -   Essential Oils
-         -  Raw Materials
-         -  Perfume Premix
-         -  Perfume Bottles & Boxes

-         -  Laboratory Glasswares

You can see their newly Training Room and Graphic Artist area. 



A variety of scent for men and women where here.



Different designs of bottles, boxes and other perfume supplies here.






So if you wants to earn money from perfume, Chemworld Fragrance Factory will help you 

because your success story starts here. Now, they have almost 17 branches nationwide 

and they’re growing.



For more details, check:
www.fragrancefactory.com
blog.fragrancefactory.ph

fb.com/fragrancefactoryph



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