The fourth type of perfume that is EAU DE COLOGNE #perfume #eaudecologne #perfumeblogger

EAU DE COLOGNE
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*  One of the most popular types of perfume with the lowest concentration is Eau de Cologne (EDC) which generally has a 3% to 5% concentration which means it has a very high content of alcohol compared to fragrance and would generally only last around two hours. 

*  Eau de Cologne is less expensive than all of the above fragrance types and is commonly available in bigger bottles such as traditional splash style bottles.


*  The category known as Eau de Cologne is one of the lightest fragrance concentrations with essential oils or “perfume extract” of between 2 to 4%.

*  It is often thought of as a masculine formula, however, there are feminine eau de colognes as well.

*  They often come in large bottles as you tend to need more of it and will require regular applications. 

*  It can last up to 2 hours and is fairly inexpensive.

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