Fragrances and Deodorants

COMPLETE YOUR LOOK WITH A PLEASANT FRAGRANCE

To keep that clean and fresh feeling, regular washing and deodorant work perfectly. Deodorants usually have a light scent, so depending on your needs and preferences, you can also use other fragranced products such as cologne or eau de toilette.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDC, EDT AND EPD? WHAT IS COLOGNE?

The final touch of grooming is a carefully chosen fragrance that suits your personal style. Eau de Cologne, or simply cologne, is a classic hygiene product originally intended to cleanse, refresh, and add a pleasant scent to the skin. It’s a type of perfume with a low concentration of fragrance oils, typically around 2–5%. Today, colognes are often used as aftershaves, as they not only smell good but also contain mildly disinfecting ingredients.

Eau de Toilette (EdT), on the other hand, is a perfume containing about 5–15% fragrance concentration. It’s more of a traditional perfume, as is Eau de Parfum (EdP), which contains around 10–20%. Perfume is typically applied with 1–4 sprays to the body’s pulse points such as the wrists and neck.

Fragrances are meant to be enjoyed, but please be mindful of others — avoid using too much or wearing scents in places where fragrances are prohibited. The more concentrated the perfume, the less you usually need to apply.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANTIPERSPIRANT AND DEODORANT?

A deodorant doesn’t stop sweating; it simply reduces odor caused by perspiration. An antiperspirant, on the other hand, helps reduce sweating itself by forming temporary plugs that block the sweat glands.