Question:
Hello Everyone,
My local UPS driver couldn't make it for delivery and my New bottle of Creed Original Veviter is sitting for two more nights in a trailer outside in the cold (probably around 20 degrees) Of course it's in a box but I am nervous that it won't survive the temperatures. Any feedback would be very much appreciated.
Curious also, anyone have experience with imagination perfumery?
Thank you,
Bobby

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Alcohol freezes well below zero, so you shouldn't have any problems with 20 degree temperatures. Higher temperatures will have a worse effect more so than any cold temperatures you might come across.

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Originally Posted by traced Alcohol freezes well below zero, so you shouldn't have any problems with 20 degree temperatures. Higher temperatures will have a worse effect more so than any cold temperatures you might come across. Agree, it should be fine

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Thank you kind Sirs !!

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You should be more concerned about high levels of heat. Cooler temps will not damage, unless they're freezing. But in general, your cologne is probably better off in the cold.

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The freezing point of alcohol is -117C. A typical EDT type fragrance is about 80% alcohol so you would need to see new records in low temperatures to come even remotely close to freezing it. A few of the Basenotes members even keep their fragrances chilled to prolong their life. Heat would be a bigger issue.