What is the difference between perfume, eau de parfum, eau de toilette, and eau de cologne?

Perfume (Parfum/Extrait de Parfum): Has the highest concentration of fragrance oils (20-30%), making it the most intense and long-lasting, typically lasting 8-12 hours.

Eau de Parfum (EDP): Slightly less concentrated than perfume, with 15-20% fragrance oils, lasting about 6-8 hours.

Eau de Toilette (EDT): Contains 5-15% fragrance oils, making it lighter and typically lasting 4-6 hours.

Eau de Cologne (EDC): Has the lightest concentration, with 2-4% fragrance oils, lasting about 2-3 hours.

How can I make my perfume last longer?

Moisturize: Apply an unscented moisturizer before applying perfume. Moisturized skin retains scent longer.

Layering: Use matching scented body products, like lotions and shower gels, to build a lasting fragrance.

Clothing: Lightly spritz your clothes and hair (from a distance) as they hold fragrance well. Be cautious with delicate fabrics to avoid staining.

Why does perfume smell different on different people

Perfume interacts with your body chemistry, which includes factors like skin type, pH level, and diet. These elements can alter how a fragrance develops and smells on your skin compared to someone else.

How can I tell if my perfume has expired?

Signs of expired perfume include changes in scent, color, or consistency. If the fragrance smells off or has an altered appearance, it may have expired.

Is it okay to mix or layer different fragrances?

Experimenting with fragrance layering can be fun and unique. However, it's best to start with fragrances that have complementary notes to avoid clashing scents.

How should I store my perfumes to maintain their quality?

Store perfumes in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations. Keep bottles tightly closed to prevent exposure to air