If you are fond of aromas, surely you know that a perfume and a cologne do not have much the same characteristics, in intensity and duration of their fragrance.
Perhaps what not everyone knows is the meaning of three abbreviations that we can find on the web and many other perfumeries. We explain the keys you need to understand to find the fragrance that best suits your needs, time of day or preferences. EDP, EDT and EDC .
Eau de Parfum or EDP
The initials
EDP correspond to Eau de Parfum or Perfume Water. It is a
deep and intense aroma , only surpassed by the essence, with a significant duration and greater wake.
It is the version with the highest percentage of essence and they are recognized for their longer duration, fixation on the skin. It is the best option if you are looking for a fragrance that lasts longer and is perfect for the night.
Eau-de-Toilet
On the other hand, when a fragrance is defined as an
EDT Eau de Toilette . Basically, its formula contains less perfume essence. Therefore, it is a
lighter aroma and its duration is shorter.
It is a perfect option for occasions when you need a soft aroma or if you are into fresh and light fragrances. A good example of toilet water? CK ONE is the quintessential EDT, one of the top sellers in perfumery and is unisex.
eau de cologne
Finally,
EDC (Eau de Cologne) or
Eau de Cologne , it is the version that has less essence of the three types, the lightest in its duration and intensity. The best option to refresh yourself daily and at any time of the day.
It is a common formulation in children's fragrances but also in large luxury brands such as the great Hermès EDC collection, fantastic, different and addictive.