Fragrance Concentration Guide: Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum + Extrait Differences

Fragrance Concentration Guide: Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum + Extrait Differences
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Fragrance Concentration Guide: Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum + Extrait Differences

This is my The Difference Between Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum + Pure Perfume (Extrait) fragrance concentrations video. Many of you have asked me what the differences are in the perfume concentrations so I figured I'd do this video and let those of you that don't know the differences learn what they are. It's really quite simple. The strongest concentration is the Extrait or Pure Perfume or Parfum concentrations and the lightest are Eau De Colognes. I mean there are lighter concentrations such as body sprays, body mists or even deodorants. But I decided to leave those off as they are not traditionally fragrances. So we are working with 4 concentrations which includes Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum and Extrait or Pure Perfume or Parfum such in the case of Dior Homme Parfum which is the strongest concentration in the collection of fragrances.

In this video, I use the Dior Homme line of fragrances to explain the differences in concentration and I have Dior Homme Cologne for our Eau De Cologne concentration. Dior Homme for our Eau De Toilette concentration, Dior Homme Intense for our Eau De Parfum concentration and finally Dior Homme Parfum for our Extrait Or Pure Pafum concentration.

Are you familiar with fragrance concentrations? Which is your preferred concentration or do you use all? Please put a comment below so that I know for future videos.

Perfume Concentrations Guide:
Eau De Cologne: Generally: 2 - 4% Perfume Oils
Eau De Toilette: Generally 5 - 5% Perfume Oils
Eau De Parfum: Generally 15 - 20% Perfume Oils
Extrait (Pure Perfume) Generally 20 - 30% Perfume Oils

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[ctr]

Baccarat rouge 540 extrait is the GOAT. Don't think I've smelled anything more beautiful in my life. It's art

[jamesweaver]

Thank you Sebastian for the great Informative video

[jijdom]

To me its all the same. The real thing that determines the performance and projection are the types of oils. You can have a 50% concentrated of a citrus fragrance it will perform much more worse than a 10% oriental oud based fragrance. It all really depends on the materials used.

[marymccullough]

Thanks for the explanation, Sebastian! I'm a visual learner, so it helped alot.

[Orochimarussy]

This video is so cute to me. You got milk & everything. 😂
Great video! What a cool & creative way to make it easy for people to comprehend.

[FabiWe]

What a neat idea to use milk :D
In my experience with more classic fragrances, the pure parfums/extraits have very little sillage but great longevity and depth. Decades ago a fragrance would be launched as an extrait, as an eau de cologne and as an eau de toilette. All of them would have had reasonably good longevity due to ingredients of high quality. In the early 1980s Eau de Parfum (back then called Parfum de Toilette) was "invented" as a new concentration and brands added that sort of concentration to their classics, e.g. Chanel N°5 EdP, which was originally launched as an extrait and as an edc in the 1920s. Those EdPs are usually the ones with monster sillage, while extraits have beautiful depth and silent strength.

[michaelbullock]

Great info video and I enjoyed it and I have the original Dior homme and I'm going to try the edp and have a blessed night

[Rowans]

Needed this! Will be taking notes when I have time. I work fragrance at a department store and like this information so I can explain it to customers. Thank you!

[gabrielgarcia]

Nice review spotlight Sebastian.
Good analogy on the concentration of the scents.
Happy new year

[brandonlesco]

Great video. I actually get great performance from Dior Homme Cologne - the trick for me is wearing it when it's oppressively hot and/humid. It will last most of the day for me, and it's so refreshing and beautifully made.

[suleyymankarasu]

No one can explain this better than you my friend.THANKS. I really like this milk exemples.

[ganggreen]

Great informative video!
I’ve got an interest in fragrances as of recent. This is fantastic. Thank you. Subbed.

[nrttra]

Excellent job. Cleared up a lot of questions. I like your milk comparisons.

[sergiom]

Good idea comparing fragrance concentrations to milk. I just started watching your channel, I love the wide variety of videos you have. Very informative. The guests are great, especially Ashley.

[susieq]

Thanks Sebastian nice refresher on the percentages and excellent comparison I’m nuts over my mocha breve rich as it is and that’s how I like my scent-eau de parfum gorgeous large and long lasting! I wonder though if they really stick to these levels on some fragrances I hope and wish they would/do

[sumanth]

Where do Nishane's Extrait de Cologne variants fall under?

[TheDh]

Thanks! I bought Doir edt, it works very well on my skin. I been seeing reviews on the edp being beast mode! I may have to give it a try, as I love beast mode fragrances (Nasomatto Black Afgano) my favorite! Thanks again

[GeeMood]

Excellent topic and great breakdown and explanation. One thing I find weird is, Dior lists Dior Homme Cologne as an EDT on their website, as does Macy's, but sites like Sephora list it as an EDC. We all know it perfoms like an EDC lol.

[miguelmm]

Great video Sebastian it is very informative especially for someone like myself that is just starting out, and I agree with you, the whole Dior Homme line smells great. Before I was just stuck on Dior Homme Sport, but then I saw one of your videos about Dior Homme Cologne and I discovered a new favorite scent

[vetiwearerdaimyo]

Seb I need your help if you know how Emporio Armani Lui/He smells please suggest me similar smelling niche fragrance or designer but with better performances.