Learn the story behind each spray!
Fragrances are typically classified based on their concentration of aromatic
compounds and the specific scent families they belong to.
Select the options below to learn how to choose your scent experience:
by fragrance
concentration
Strength and longevity
of scent
by scent
families
Categorized based on
predominant notes
by occasion
or season
When scents are
best worn
Fragrance Concentration
Fragrances are categorized by the strength and longevity of their scent, determined by the concentration of perfume oils.
Extrait de Parfum
The most concentrated form of fragrance, with 20-30% perfume oils. It's long-lasting (up to 24 hours) and has a rich scent.
Eau de Parfum (EDP)
Contains 15-20% perfume oils, making it slightly lighter than parfum but still long-lasting (4-6 hours).
Eau de Cologne (EDC)
A lighter concentration of 2-4% perfume oils, it lasts around 2-3 hours and is often used in refreshing, lighter scents.
Eau Fraîche
Contains the least perfume oils (1-3%), with most of its content being water. It’s a very light, refreshing fragrance that lasts about 1-2 hours.
Eau de Toilette (EDT)
With 5-15% perfume oils, it offers a lighter, more refreshing scent that lasts 3-4 hours.