@ Parfum ~ 20% perfume, 80% alcohol. Top & middle notes will lasts four to six hours. Also known as Perfume extract, ‘Perfume’ is the most concentrated and smoothest of the four types. Typically made up of a 20-40% concentration of scented compounds, perfume is definitely the most expensive to buy.
@ Eau de Parfum (EDP) ~ 10-15% perfume, remainder alcohol. An EDP scent will usually fade after four to five hours, but the edp base notes can linger for a 24 hour period. Fragrances with an EDP concentration are perfect if you need an all day scent.
@ Eau de Toilette (EDT) ~ 5-12% perfume, remainder alcohol and water. Top & middle notes will lasts 2 to 4 hours. This remains the best selling scent strength in theUK
@ Eau de Cologne (EDC) ~ 2-3% perfume, remainder mostly water. Lasts about 2 hours.
@ Eau Fraiche ~ 3% perfume, remainder mostly water. Lasts about 2 hours.
@ Tester ~ had been produced as a tester unit for counter usage. The parfum ingredient is the same as normal selling perfumes. The testers set are still full in size and not been used by anybody.
@ Eau de Parfum (EDP) ~ 10-15% perfume, remainder alcohol. An EDP scent will usually fade after four to five hours, but the edp base notes can linger for a 24 hour period. Fragrances with an EDP concentration are perfect if you need an all day scent.
@ Eau de Toilette (EDT) ~ 5-12% perfume, remainder alcohol and water. Top & middle notes will lasts 2 to 4 hours. This remains the best selling scent strength in the
@ Eau de Cologne (EDC) ~ 2-3% perfume, remainder mostly water. Lasts about 2 hours.
@ Eau Fraiche ~ 3% perfume, remainder mostly water. Lasts about 2 hours.
@ Tester ~ had been produced as a tester unit for counter usage. The parfum ingredient is the same as normal selling perfumes. The testers set are still full in size and not been used by anybody.
