Classification of perfumes

So many good perfumes are coming up.

I’m going to find out the names used to distinguish perfumes.

Perfumes can be broadly classified as follows.

1. Eau de Parfum (Eau de Parfum): It has the highest concentration in terms of fragrance intensity and longevity. It contains about 10–20% fragrance, and since the scent lasts a long time, it is usually good to use at night.

2. Eau de Toilette (Eau de Toilette): This is the most commonly used type of perfume. It contains about 5–15% fragrance and has a relatively light scent, making it suitable for daytime use.

3. Eau de Cologne (Eau de Cologne): As the lightest type of perfume It contains about 3~8% of flavoring. It has a light scent, so it is mainly used in the summer. It is also referred to as a body spray or perfume water, and its duration is relatively short.

4. perfume oil (Perfume Oil): As the most concentrated type of perfume It contains approximately 20–30% or more of fragrance. Although it has a longer-lasting scent than Eau de Parfum, it is expensive and may irritate the skin, so caution is required when using it.

Since the types of perfumes mentioned above differ in concentration, timing of use, and duration, it is important to choose a perfume that suits you.