Eau de Parfum vs Eau de Toilette: What's the Difference?
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Short answer: Eau de Parfum (EdP) has a higher concentration of fragrance oils (typically 15–20%) than Eau de Toilette (EdT, around 5–15%), so EdP is richer and lasts longer, while EdT is lighter and fresher.
The key differences
- Concentration: EdP is more concentrated; EdT is lighter.
- Longevity: EdP usually lasts 6–12 hours; EdT often 3–5.
- Projection: EdP projects more; EdT sits closer to the skin.
- Best for: EdP for evenings and all-day wear; EdT for hot days.
Every Leclair & Moreau fragrance is an Eau de Parfum, so you get strong longevity for the price — from £4.95. Explore the full range or the fragrance notes guide.
FAQ
Is Eau de Parfum better than Eau de Toilette?
Not better — just stronger and longer-lasting. EdP suits most people who want their scent to last.
What concentration are Leclair & Moreau perfumes?
All are Eau de Parfum, for strong longevity and projection.