Perfume dilution classes
The selection of fragrances available out there is enormous. Once you’ve found your signature scent, all that’s left to do is to decide on the right dilution class. There is an endless variety of fragrances available to suit every taste. Would an Eau de Toilette work better, or maybe you would prefer an Eau de Parfum, and what is the difference between an Eau de Parfum and an Extrait de Parfum? We’ll answer these and many more questions on the different levels of perfume dilution and their fragrance oil concentration here.
17 May 2023 • 3 min. reading time
Table of contents
What are the components of perfume?
What types of perfume are there?
Extrait de Parfum (Intense): contains 20 to 30% aromatic compounds
Eau de Parfum: contains 10 to 20% aromatic compounds
Eau de Toilette: contains 6 to 10% aromatic compounds
Eau de Cologne: contains 3 to 5% aromatic compounds
Eau Fraîche: contains 1 to 3% aromatic compounds
Extrait de Parfum (Intense)
Eau de Parfum
Eau de Toilette
Eau de Cologne
Eau Fraîche
Extrait de Parfum (Intense)
Eau de Parfum
Eau de Toilette
Eau de Cologne
Eau Fraîche
How to properly store your perfume for a longer shelf life
Fragrances are most effective when applied to these areas
FAQ
Takeaway