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EDP, EDT, Parfum & Cologne

Shop perfume by type: eau de parfum, eau de toilette, parfum and extrait, eau de cologne, perfume oils and body mists.

Fragrance types: from cologne to extrait

Not all perfumes are made the same way. The type of fragrance, meaning its concentration and format, affects how strong it smells, how long it lasts and how it feels on the skin. Knowing the difference between an eau de toilette and an eau de parfum, or between a spray and a perfume oil, helps you choose the right product for the occasion, season and your personal preference. Use this page to explore every fragrance type we offer.

Fragrance concentrations

  • Eau de cologne (EDC): light and refreshing, perfect for a quick splash of freshness.
  • Eau de toilette (EDT): bright and versatile, ideal for daytime and the office.
  • Eau de parfum (EDP): richer and longer-lasting, the most popular choice today.
  • Parfum and extrait: the most concentrated, intense and long-lasting.

Other fragrance formats

  • Perfume oils: alcohol-free and close to the skin.
  • Body mists and sprays: light, all-over scent to refresh during the day.
  • Miniatures, vials and samples: try before you buy, or travel light.
  • Testers: the same fragrance in simple packaging.

How to choose

  1. For long workdays and evenings, choose eau de parfum or parfum.
  2. For summer, sport and the office, an eau de toilette or cologne feels lighter.
  3. For sensitive skin, consider an alcohol-free perfume oil.
  4. If unsure, start with a sample or miniature.

Brands in this collection

Discover fragrances from Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabanne, Bvlgari, Hugo Boss, Estee Lauder, Lanvin, Nina Ricci, Calvin Klein, Cacharel, Coach, Tous, Joop!, Roja, Lattafa and French Avenue.

Frequently asked questions

Does the same perfume smell different as EDT and EDP?

Often slightly. Brands frequently adjust the formula, so the EDP may be warmer or deeper than the EDT.

Which lasts longest?

Generally parfum, then eau de parfum, eau de toilette and finally cologne.

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