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Perfumeconcentration

Perfumeconcentration


Perfume or extract:

This is the strongest concentration which has been diluted with alcohol. This is 15% up to 30% perfume concentrate solved in alcohol up to 90%. These fragances are the most expensive ones. With a few drops of perfume you can smell the fragrance up to 8 hours.

Eau the perfume:

This contains approximately half of the perfume concentrate that is till 15% . Eau the perfume is diluted with 90% ethanol, it also vaporases quicker. Here you can use a little bit more than with perfume, but you must not exaggerate.

Eau de toilette:

The concentration of eau the toilette will varie from 5% until 10% it is diluted with
 usually 85% alcohol. Eau the toilette is often available in flacons with a spray.

Eau de cologne:

This is a fragrance for sport loving occasions, the perfume concentrate varie from 3% to 5%
and has a alcoholpercentage of 70% up to 80%.

Eau fraiche:

This is a refreshing water which almost always is scented with a tip of citrusperfume. Well to use for outdoor and with sports but not in the sun. The perfume percentage is rather low 1% up to 3% but the alcohol percentage is rather high 70% to 80% because of this it is possible that chemical response arises as a result of uv radiation. This can cause spots on the skin. At this moment there are alternatives on the market which contain no alcohol.

The eaux the cologne (for men):

It has the same perfume concentrate as eau the cologne for women. They are seldom been diluted with alcohol above 70% including exceptions. Nowadays it has been determined by law that the alcoholpercentage must be on the package. This means you can see exactly if something is very concentrated or not.



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