Besides the variation of lines and fragrances, Chanel perfumes can be of the Parfum, Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum type. These denominations determine the essence concentration of each perfume contained in the bottles. The more concentrated the perfume, the longer it tends to last on the skin.
The concentration usually also has a direct impact on product prices. After all, the more concentrated versions demand the addition of a greater volume of essences to the base in the manufacturing process, which makes the product more expensive.
While the Parfum has its essence concentration rates varying between 15 and 40%, depending on the perfume in question, the concentration of the Eau de Parfum varies from 18 to 25%, and the Eau de Toilette contains from 5 to 15% of essential oils. Therefore, Parfums and Eau de Parfums have a more intense aroma that lasts longer.
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