What do EDP and EDT mean?
Eau de Parfum (EDP) and Eau de Toilette (EDT) describe two common types of fragrance. EDP often contains a higher proportion of fragrance materials than EDT, but concentrations vary by brand. They can also have different scent profiles, even when they share a name.
Think about how you will wear it
If you enjoy a lighter feel for daytime, an EDT may appeal to you. If you prefer a richer impression, consider an EDP. Neither label guarantees how long a fragrance will last: the formula, your skin, the weather and how you apply it all matter.
Try the fragrance before deciding
Spray a small amount on clean skin and give it time to develop. The first impression may differ from the scent after 30 minutes or several hours. Compare how each version feels to you rather than choosing by concentration alone.
Choose the size that suits you
A smaller size can be useful when trying something new or carrying fragrance with you. A larger bottle may suit a scent you already wear regularly. Check the exact size and concentration on each product page before you order.
Explore our Eau de Parfum and Eau de Toilette collections to compare options.
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