Eucris Geo Trumper EDT or Parfume

Hey guys, im planning to get a fragrance and was aiming for either Eucris or Floris 89

but i think more manly is Eucris, was wondering which is more bond the EDT or the Parfume?
and would you guys know the difference in scent or feel between the edt and parfume?
i know sometimes (maybe wrong) that parfume is stronger but sweeter
was hoping somebody could explain difference between the 2 and which one is more bond related.
cheers
Yes i did ride the CAT

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  • Bmorelli11Bmorelli11 Posts: 197MI6 Agent
    edited January 2021
    The difference between Parfum (Perfume) and EDT has to do with the percentage of oil in the fragrance. Parfum has the highest oil content, between 20%-30%, while EDT is typically between 15%-20%.

    Parfum is typically more expensive because of the higher percentage of oil, but both Parfum and EDT have their place depending on the situation. Both options are certainly Bondian!

    I wrote an article on this very topic if you're interested in exploring a bit further! I hope it's helpful!
    www.matchedperfectly.us/fragrance/fragrance-101/
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  • Hart008Hart008 Posts: 710MI6 Agent
    Fantastic! tahnk you so much
    Bmorelli11 wrote:
    The difference between Parfum (Perfume) and EDT has to do with the percentage of oil in the fragrance. Parfum has the highest oil content, between 20%-30%, while EDT is typically between 15%-20%.

    Parfum is typically more expensive because of the higher percentage of oil, but both Parfum and EDT have their place depending on the situation. Both options are certainly Bondian!

    I wrote an article on this very topic if you're interested in exploring a bit further! I hope it's helpful!
    www.matchedperfectly.us/fragrance/fragrance-101/
    Yes i did ride the CAT
  • Hart008Hart008 Posts: 710MI6 Agent
    so the eucris parfum will last longer and is stronger , but the scent with the toilette is the same? or will more oil mean different scent also?

    Bmorelli11 wrote:
    The difference between Parfum (Perfume) and EDT has to do with the percentage of oil in the fragrance. Parfum has the highest oil content, between 20%-30%, while EDT is typically between 15%-20%.

    Parfum is typically more expensive because of the higher percentage of oil, but both Parfum and EDT have their place depending on the situation. Both options are certainly Bondian!

    I wrote an article on this very topic if you're interested in exploring a bit further! I hope it's helpful!
    www.matchedperfectly.us/fragrance/fragrance-101/
    Yes i did ride the CAT
  • Bmorelli11Bmorelli11 Posts: 197MI6 Agent
    My pleasure, happy to help! In theory a parfum should last long than an EDT (and they generally do). However, everyone's body chemistry is different and scents really do perform differently from person to person. A parfum will typically be "stronger" and last longer, while an EDT of the same scent will be "lighter" even though it will contain the same notes. It's like a Scotch neat vs on the rocks, same flavor profile, but different taste. Please let me know if that makes sense or if you have any other questions!
    Hart008 wrote:
    so the eucris parfum will last longer and is stronger , but the scent with the toilette is the same? or will more oil mean different scent also?

    Bmorelli11 wrote:
    The difference between Parfum (Perfume) and EDT has to do with the percentage of oil in the fragrance. Parfum has the highest oil content, between 20%-30%, while EDT is typically between 15%-20%.

    Parfum is typically more expensive because of the higher percentage of oil, but both Parfum and EDT have their place depending on the situation. Both options are certainly Bondian!

    I wrote an article on this very topic if you're interested in exploring a bit further! I hope it's helpful!
    www.matchedperfectly.us/fragrance/fragrance-101/
    You're that English secret agent from England | Instagram: @matchedperfectly | Web: www.matchedperfectly.us
  • Asp9mmAsp9mm Over the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,483MI6 Agent
    You also have to factor in the quality of the product. An EDT from Floris will last longer than an EDT from Trumper. They just have a better product.
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  • Bmorelli11Bmorelli11 Posts: 197MI6 Agent
    Well said! Quality of ingredients makes a huge difference for sure!
    Asp9mm wrote:
    You also have to factor in the quality of the product. An EDT from Floris will last longer than an EDT from Trumper. They just have a better product.
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  • dwf76dwf76 Chesterfield, UKPosts: 46MI6 Agent
    Also worth factoring in the occasion/time of year.

    Eucris is a good scent for colder months
    No 89 better for hotter months

    Play it safe and buy both ;)

    You won't regret it
  • ThomoThomo ReadingPosts: 949MI6 Agent
    Asp9mm wrote:
    You also have to factor in the quality of the product. An EDT from Floris will last longer than an EDT from Trumper. They just have a better product.

    Agreed the Floris is a better product but the Trumpers is nice for everyday use
  • alexeberlinalexeberlin Posts: 104MI6 Agent
    The EDP is not only longer lasting but has more depth as a fragrance. It is, for want of a better word, richer.
    Of course as others have said it depends on skin chemistry. The best advice is to get samples if you can and try them on your own skin.
  • alexeberlinalexeberlin Posts: 104MI6 Agent
    Asp9mm wrote:
    You also have to factor in the quality of the product. An EDT from Floris will last longer than an EDT from Trumper. They just have a better product.

    That's an opinion. Personally I have found several trumpers products to be far better made and blended than floris. You'll have to go a long way to find a better sandalwood than trumpers. It is certainly superior to the comparable floris, and far better value.
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