We understand well that there are very perceptible differences in the concentrations of a particular fragrances. But I've noticed lately that there have been fragrances where the edp and edt concentrations actually contain very different notes, like the rose in Narciso Rodriguez edp that is absent in the edt. Today I'm wearing Hermès Kelly Calèche edt and edp. The edp is clearly so much fruitier than the edt, and the leather so downplayed, that it feels more like "KC Summer," or some such thing.
So I wonder, are the more high-end perfume houses attempting to avoid releasing oft-maligned "flanker" scents by issuing them as varying concentrations instead? Thoughts?
So I wonder, are the more high-end perfume houses attempting to avoid releasing oft-maligned "flanker" scents by issuing them as varying concentrations instead? Thoughts?
