Different Types of Perfumes according to Concentration

Yesterday I wrote a post about the different Perfumes that I own currently and some of my favorites among those perfumes, but today it is time to explain a little about the types of Perfumes that are available in the Market as Perfumes are classified according to the level of Perfume extract on a single vial as you know perfumes are made with a combination of Perfume Extract and Alcohol.

Yes, the types of Perfumes like EDP, EDT, or EDC are all classified by the amount of Perfume Concentration in the Bottle, but there is also a catch that you should be aware of. For example, we can see that the concentration of Perfumes is higher in EDP rather than in EDT but there is a range for concentration which means a low-quality EDP with a concentration of 15 percent might be similar to a High-Quality EDT which also has a 15 percent concentration. But the difference might be in the prices, for example, the EDP perfume of The Man Company which I have is priced higher than the EDT perfume of 4711 Remix but the quality is very evident here as I like the 4711 Remix more than The Man Company Perfume. In this case, the EDT is definitely priced higher than the EDP but you can guess that such marketing strategies can push people to go towards the EDP as apparently, it's higher in Concentration and Lower in Price.

So basically it's kind of a trial and error process for you to find your own favorite perfumes. I have been doing the same and as of now I am loving the Nautica Voyage Perfume but my taste may change with time and tide as do most things.