EDT (Eau de Toilette):
Concentration: Typically around 5-15% fragrance oil.
Longevity: 4 to 6 hours.
Intensity: Lighter and more subtle.
Best for: Daytime wear, warmer weather, or when you want a scent that isn’t overpowering. EDT's tend to be more refreshing and airy.
EDP (Eau de Parfum):
Concentration: Generally 15-20% fragrance oil.
Longevity: 6 to 8 hours, sometimes longer.
Intensity: Richer and more intense than EDT.
Best for: Evening wear, colder weather, or when you prefer a scent that lasts longer without being too overpowering. EDP's offer more depth and complexity.
Parfum (Extrait de Parfum or Perfume):
Concentration: Typically 20-30% fragrance oil or higher.
Longevity: 8 hours or more, often lasting all day.
Intensity: Very rich, concentrated, and long-lasting.
Best for: Special occasions, colder weather, or when you want a very powerful scent that lingers for a long time. Parfum's are often more complex and full-bodied.