Perfumes are categorized based on their concentration of fragrance oils and the ingredients used. Here’s a guide to the eight basic types of perfumes, helping you navigate this aromatic world.
– Highest Concentration: Typically contains 20-30% fragrance oils. – Characteristics: Long-lasting with a strong scent that lasts up to 8 hours.
– High Concentration: Contains about 15-20% fragrance oils. – Characteristics: Less intense than Parfum but still long-lasting, usually around 4 to 5 hours.
– Moderate Concentration: Has 5-15% fragrance oils. – Characteristics: Lighter and more affordable, with a wear time of about 3 hours.
– Similar to EDC: Contains 1-3% fragrance oils but differs in alcohol content. – Characteristics: Very mild and diluted, lasting for about an hour or two.
– Unique Form: Comprises waxes and oils without alcohol. – Characteristics: Portable, easy to apply, and generally longer-lasting on the skin.