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 | | Women's Perfumes
Women’s scents come in a variety of forms and fragrance families. While most perfumes are in the floral family, today there are more and more options for fresh and spicy scents for women.
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 | | Men's Colognes
Men wear a variety of scents, and wear them well. From time honored traditional scents to newer modern fragrances, choices abound for men.
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 | | Perfume / Le Parfum
Perfume is the queen of fragrance. With a 20-40% concentration of aromatic oils, it is the purest, most potent and longest – lasting fragrance form and hence the most expensive form of fragrance.
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 | | Eau de Perfume / Eau de Parfum / EDP
If Perfume ranks as queen of fragrance, the second runner up is Eau de Parfum (EDP). EDP has a concentration of 10-30% and is the most popular form of fragrance.
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 | | Eau de Toilet / Eau de Toilette / EDT
Eau de Toilet (EDT) is a lighter version of Eau de Perfume. The concentration of aromatic oils in an EDT is about 5-20%, EDT’s are often referred to as Toilet Water and may come in a splash form.
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 | | Eau de Cologne / Cologne / EDC
Eau de Cologne (EDC) is often used interchangeably with Eau do Toilet, however there is a slight difference. EDC has the least percentage of aromatic oils, between 2 and 3%.
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 | | Perfumed Body Waters
Body Waters and Mists are lighter versions of Eau de Colognes. They contain very little perfume oil, but are effective hydrators and do provide a pick me up of fragrance.
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 | | Perfumed Body Oils
Perfumed Oils are a wonderful way to experience the world of fragrance without alcohol and water that are components of traditional perfumes and colognes.
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