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In short: eau de parfum (EDP) is more concentrated, longer-lasting and richer than eau de toilette (EDT). Choose EDP for evenings, special occasions and cold weather, and EDT for everyday wear, the...

Every person carries a unique blend of energy and character. When you choose a fragrance that suits your personality, you add a subtle signature that amplifies your presence and energy and leaves a...

When the days get shorter and the evening smells of roasted chestnuts and chimney smoke, our perfume wants a change too. The fresh citrus that saved the day in July disappears in minutes in the cold....

Choosing your first personal fragrance is an exciting moment that marks the step towards more mature self-expression. At this age a perfume is not just a cosmetic product, but a way to declare your...

The main difference between a tester and a perfume lies in the packaging, not in the fragrance itself. A tester contains the same perfume liquid as the original product, but it comes in a plain...

An original perfume can be recognised by several reliable signs: tight cellophane without creases, a flawlessly printed brand name, a smooth bottle, clear liquid, a correct barcode and a price close...

Perfume works best when applied to pulse points and warmer areas of the body: the neck, behind the ears, the wrists, the inner elbows and the bends of the knees. Warmth helps the fragrance...

Perfume is the invisible accessory that stays longest in the memory. But not all fragrances are equally intense, long-lasting or luxurious. Extrait de parfum is the most concentrated form of perfume...

Perfumes usually keep their qualities for around 3-5 years, but shelf life depends on the formula, the concentration and how the bottle is stored. Heat, light and contact with air can speed up...

The perfect fragrance is now in your hands. You have wanted it for so long, and it truly reflects your personality. What a wonderful feeling! But do you know how to keep it for longer? With it comes...