When choosing a perfume, we often come across the terms Eau de Parfum (EdP) , Eau de Toilette (EdT) and Eau de Cologne (EdC) . Many customers ask – what exactly does eau de toilette mean, and how to distinguish it from eau de parfum?
The origin of toilet water
Name Eau de Toilette derived from a French word toilette , which in the past meant “preparation, beauty ritual”. So toilet water was originally A light eau de parfum for everyday use , used to freshen up during the day.
The main differences between perfumes
- Eau de Parfum (Perfume Water) – contains 10–20% aromatic oils, is more intense and long-lasting.
- Eau de Toilette – contains 5–10% aromatic oils, is lighter, fresher and ideal for everyday use.
- Eau de Cologne (Column) – contains only 2-5% aromatic oils, so it is very light and fades quickly.
Toilet water is often The optimal choice if you want to smell elegant but not too intense.
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In conclusion
Now that you know where the term comes from toilet water (Eau de Toilette) and how it differs from other fragrance categories, you can more easily choose a fragrance that suits your style and lifestyle.
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