Eau de Parfum (EDP) and Eau de Toilette (EDT) describe a fragrance’s concentration category. An EDP generally contains a higher proportion of fragrance concentrate than an EDT, but the formula also shapes how a perfume feels and develops.
Compare the scent as well as the label
Two versions of the same fragrance can smell different. A perfumer may adjust the balance of the ingredients, so one version might feel brighter while the other gives more attention to the base. When possible, compare them on separate blotters or on skin and revisit both after they settle.
Choose for how you’ll wear it
Consider your setting and how noticeable you want the scent to be. Apply lightly when trying a new fragrance, especially in shared spaces. If you’re buying online, use the concentration alongside the scent description and bottle size.
Compare Elite Femme Eau de Parfum and Ghenwa Eau de Toilette for two different styles from the Mirath collection.