Is there a difference between oui de toilette and oui de perfume?
Eau de Toilette tends to be lighter and not last as long as Eau de Parfums, but can be good if you're going for something lighter. Essential oil concentrations are usually higher in EDP too so it can change the way you perceive the smell even if they're the same scent but one is an EDT and one is an EDP.
Eau de Toilette tends to be lighter and not last as long as Eau de Parfums, but can be good if you're going for something lighter. Essential oil concentrations are usually higher in EDP too so it can change the way you perceive the smell even if they're the same scent but one is an EDT and one is an EDP.
I believe "cologne" contains the lowest percentage of oils (1-5%), then toilettes (5-15%), eau de Parfum (15-20%) and then Parfum (20%+), most everything nowadays is an EDT or EDP (or Parfum), but one difference is that many scents can vary quite a bit from the EDT to the EDP to the Parfum.. so it's not only a strength thing, an EDT could smell completely different than the EDP or Parfum of the same name
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Eau de Toilette tends to be lighter and not last as long as Eau de Parfums, but can be good if you're going for something lighter. Essential oil concentrations are usually higher in EDP too so it can change the way you perceive the smell even if they're the same scent but one is an EDT and one is an EDP.
I believe "cologne" contains the lowest percentage of oils (1-5%), then toilettes (5-15%), eau de Parfum (15-20%) and then Parfum (20%+), most everything nowadays is an EDT or EDP (or Parfum), but one difference is that many scents can vary quite a bit from the EDT to the EDP to the Parfum.. so it's not only a strength thing, an EDT could smell completely different than the EDP or Parfum of the same name