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To help explain the difference in fragrance types, we have listed below the types of fragrance products, their concentrations and the average time it takes for the scent to evaporate.
Perfume
5%-30% concentration of perfume oil
6 - 8 hours
Eau de Parfum or EDP
8%-15% concentration of perfume oil
5 - 7 hours
Eau de Toilette or EDT
4%-8% concentration of perfume oil
4 - 6 hours
Eau de Cologne or EDC / Aftershave
3%-5% concentration of perfume oil
2 - 3 hours
Types of fragrance scent
The different types of fragrance are described by their scent which can be categorised as follows:
citrus
The clean, tangy aroma of citrus fruits:lemons, mandarins, bergamot oranges and grapefruit.
green:
The sharp green scent of crushed leaves and fresh-cut grass.
water:
Soft sea breezes.
floral:
The fresh-cut fragrance of flowers from a single rose to a rich bouquet.
soft floral:
These soft, powdery floral aldehydes blend nature's flowers with the perfumers aldehydes.
floral oriental:
The soft, spicy notes of orange flowers, sparkling aldehydes and sweet flowers.
floral oriental:
Incense adds a sensual softness to heady flowers, spices and amber.
oriental:
The hypnotic fragrances of oriental resins, night-blooming flowers, vanilla, musk.
woody oriental:
Rich oriental notes blended with the potent wood scents of patchouli and sandalwood.
mossy woods:
Perfumers call these forest notes of oakmoss, woods and citrus chypre fragrances.
dry woods
Dry resins, cedar and tobacco make a mossy-woody fragrance drier, sometimes a little smokey..
aromatic fougere:
Sexy cool-warm notes of citrus and lavender, sweet spices and oriental woods.
