What is eau de parfum?
Eau de parfum, often abbreviated EDP, is a perfume concentration descriptor. Its exact percentage varies between products and brands. It does not identify one universal formula or wear duration. Velario’s catalog uses the extrait label, so EDP comparisons require the reference product’s own specifications.
| Fragrance | Velario Imagine |
|---|---|
| Family | Fresh citrus-tea with woody warmth |
| Top notes | Bergamot, Mandarin, Black Tea, Lemon |
| Heart notes | Saffron, Cardamom, Ginger |
| Base notes | Ambroxan, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Musk |
How should you use this term when comparing fragrances?
Do not assign a competitor an oil percentage from the EDP label alone. Compare the exact edition because an eau de parfum and eau de toilette with the same name can have different compositions.
What distinction matters?
A format label is not a measured percentage for a particular bottle.
The table reproduces a public catalog description. It is not an independent test, an ingredient analysis, or evidence of another brand’s formula.
Source for the limits of concentration labels: IFRA’s explanation of fragrance-format terminology.
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