Wanna support the channel? Buy me a ☕️ 👉 ko-fi.com/bigb... A quick guide to general fragrance concentrations. Percentage, Performance (EDP, EDT, EDC - Jeremy Fragrance Big Brother)
What baffles me is that some EDT's last soooooo long (Examples: Invictus, 1 Million, Bleu de Chanel, Dior Sauvage,.....) Do you know why this is? Is it because of the composition?
Yes certain chenichals lasts longer like a sweet deep parfume will tripple the amount on skin then a fresh parfume thats citrusy and aquatic but even then certain chemichals are strong
You know these are just generally suggestions. Every company and even every composition needs to be assessed individually to really find out the performance. It’s not as clear cut as it seems.
@@ScentsWithBenefits makes sense. But i thought there would be a general difference between extrait and parfum, similar to the difference between EDT and EDP
I have a question that maybe you will consider discussing in a future video. What is your opinion of non toxic fragrances such as Ellis Brooklyn and Henry Rose? If not those brands what do you think of the marketing on “non toxic” perfume?
I’d purchased Sunfruit by Ellis Brooklyn for my gf earlier this year. The scent was lovely, good enough for her to want/wear it and she’s not into fragrances like I am. The longevity is terrible IMO. If she didn’t like it so much I’d think it was a waste of money. I can’t make a blanket statement to the entire line but if that’s indicative of the type of “non-toxic” frags, then they’ve got some hills to climb.
The % in this case is the amount of fragrance concentration not alcohol. It’s not a vodka :) Also some brands put more % than others and call it whatever they want
This is the biggest bag of bs ive seen, you failed to mention extrait de parfum so by your theory it lasts 48 hiurs then? And you could take an edp put in certain ingredients like ambroxan and make it last 24 hours on skin and like months on clothes. Usually concentrations will onöy affect the sillage of a parfume but even then it depends what chemichals or naturals are in the parfume