Perfume concentration types describe the amount of fragrance oils used in a formula, which directly affects how intense a scent feels and how long it typically lasts on the skin. The higher the concentration, the richer and more long-lasting the fragrance experience.

Extrait de Parfum – The most concentrated form of fragrance, offering exceptional depth, intensity, and longevity. Only a small amount is needed for extended wear.

Parfum (P) – Slightly lighter than Extrait de Parfum but still highly concentrated. It delivers rich character, smooth projection, and long-lasting performance.

Eau de Parfum (EDP) – A balanced concentration that combines noticeable intensity with everyday comfort. It is long-lasting and suitable for both daily wear and special occasions.

Eau de Toilette (EDT) – A lighter, fresher concentration ideal for daytime use, warm climates, or those who prefer a softer scent presence.

Eau de Cologne (EDC) – Light and refreshing, designed for a short-lasting burst of freshness rather than extended wear.

Eau Fraîche – Very low fragrance concentration with higher water content, creating a clean, airy, and subtle scent ideal for hot weather.

Body Spray – The lightest fragrance format, providing a gentle scent for casual use and requiring reapplication throughout the day.

While concentration plays an important role, actual longevity can vary depending on skin type, fragrance composition, and environmental conditions.

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