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When choosing a fragrance, whether as part of a perfume gift set or not, have you ever been confused by the way the perfume is described? There are a number of fragrance labels. This confusion probably stems from our love to simplify things. This refers to how pure the fragrance content is. The different types are explained below.
Perfume extract. This is the purest fragrance for the money. It contains 25 – 40% aromatic compounds (typically 20%). You’ll pay the highest price for it too. They have the strongest scent as they are the purest extract that you can buy. The scent will last longer than for other fragrance type. Be aware that Eau de Parfum is not the same as perfume; it is limited to 10 – 20% (typically 15%) aromatic compounds.
Eau de Toilette. It typically consists of 5 – 15% (typically 15%) aromoatic compounds. It gives the scent, but at an affordable price. Eau de Toilette is affordable and matches the desire for a strong scent.
Eau de Cologne. This is at the budget end, containing 3 – 8% (typically 5%) aromatic compounds. As you can imagine, the strength of the scent is much less than perfume and eau de toilette. The scent will not last as long either. Eau de Cologne is typically used to label those fragrances lacking in base notes.
Perfect for people that like to smell good after freshening up or shaving. These contain the smallest concentration at 1-3%. These make great gifts for the adolescent teen in their early years.
Consider these things when considering perfume gift sets. Perfume is a great option for someone that you are close to. Buy Eau de Parfum for someone you are very fond of. Eau de Cologne will make a great gift for teenagers in their early years of adolescence perfume gift set.
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