Is it permissible to wear perfumes that contain alcohol?
While some Islamic scholars consider it permissible due to the low concentration of alcohol in perfumes and its use for scent, others may have reservations. The general consensus among many scholars is that if the perfume does not contain intoxicating levels of alcohol and is not primarily intended for consumption, it is generally considered permissible.
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