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PERFUME and BODY🌷
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Indulge your senses with an exquisite collection of perfumes and body products. Immerse yourself in captivating fragrances that blend seamlessly, from the top notes that tantalize to the lingering base notes that leave a lasting impression. This cura...
1. Eau de Parfum: Contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils (typically 15-20%), resulting in a longer-lasting scent with less need for reapplication throughout the day.
2. Eau de Toilette: Contains a lower concentration of fragrance oils (usually 5-15%), making it lighter and more suitable for daily wear. It tends to fade faster than Eau de Parfum but is still long-lasting.
3. Eau de Cologne: Traditionally, Eau de Cologne contains a lower concentration of fragrance oils than Eau de Toilette, making it even lighter and more refreshing. It is often used as a splash-on or for a quick pick-me-up.
4. Eau de Perfume: This term is not commonly used in the fragrance industry. It may be a variation or misinterpretation of Eau de Parfum or Eau de Toilette.
In summary, the main differences lie in the concentration of fragrance oils, with Eau de Parfum being the strongest and longest-lasting, followed by Eau de Toilette and Eau de Cologne.
1. Eau de Parfum: Contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils (typically 15-20%), resulting in a longer-lasting scent with less need for reapplication throughout the day.
2. Eau de Toilette: Contains a lower concentration of fragrance oils (usually 5-15%), making it lighter and more suitable for daily wear. It tends to fade faster than Eau de Parfum but is still long-lasting.
3. Eau de Cologne: Traditionally, Eau de Cologne contains a lower concentration of fragrance oils than Eau de Toilette, making it even lighter and more refreshing. It is often used as a splash-on or for a quick pick-me-up.
4. Eau de Perfume: This term is not commonly used in the fragrance industry. It may be a variation or misinterpretation of Eau de Parfum or Eau de Toilette.
In summary, the main differences lie in the concentration of fragrance oils, with Eau de Parfum being the strongest and longest-lasting, followed by Eau de Toilette and Eau de Cologne.
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Eau de PARFUM
Eau de TOILETTE
Eau de COLOGNE
Eau de PARFUM
Eau de Parfum, often abbreviated as EDP, is a type of fragrance with a higher concentration of aromatic compounds compared to other types like Eau de Toilette and Eau de Cologne. Typically containing 15-20% fragrance oils, Eau de Parfum offers a long...
Eau de TOILETTE
Eau de Toilette, often abbreviated as EDT, is a type of fragrance characterized by a lighter concentration of aromatic compounds compared to Eau de Parfum and Perfume. Typically containing 5-15% fragrance oils, Eau de Toilette offers a refreshing and...
Eau de COLOGNE
Eau de Cologne, often abbreviated as EDC, is a type of fragrance known for its light and refreshing aroma. With a lower concentration of aromatic compounds compared to Eau de Parfum and Eau de Toilette, typically around 2-5%, Eau de Cologne offers a ...