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I couldn't find any real information on this, it appears to only have been available I'm a 7.5ml size. Has anyone tried it and would like to comment on how it compares the EDT and EDP?

Thanks in advance!
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I'm curious too. It seems to have been released at the same time as the EdT. The EdP, which Turin calls a masterpiece because it corrected the "hairspray" top notes of the EdT, was reworked by Maurice Roucel at a later date. I love the EdP, dislike the EdT, but wouldn't mind getting the parfum if it is more like the EdP.
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I had the same thoughts, however I love both the EDT and the EDP and find it surprisingly guy friendly even though it teeters on the edge of being über feminine.
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In my experience, the parfum smells just like the edp but stays closer to the skin....and it might last a bit longer too, but it wasn't enough to sell me on it. IMO, if you have the edp you don't need the parfum. I love the edt, too.

(Off-topic but out of curiosity, since I can hardly think of a more feminine and girly fragrance, if Insolence is merely teetering on the edge, which fragrances would you say fall squarely into ultra-feminine territory?)
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In my experience, the parfum smells just like the edp but stays closer to the skin....and it might last a bit longer too, but it wasn't enough to sell me on it. IMO, if you have the edp you don't need the parfum. I love the edt, too.

(Off-topic but out of curiosity, since I can hardly think of a more feminine and girly fragrance, if Insolence is merely teetering on the edge, which fragrances would you say fall squarely into ultra-feminine territory?)

Thanks for the info Evangeline. It sounds like the Parfum is only really worth it if it can be found at a bargain price.

As for feminine fragrances, I don't think I've found many things too feminine to wear but I draw the line at fragrances such as Fantasy et al because they are too girly.
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Originally Posted by Evangeline View Post

(Off-topic but out of curiosity, since I can hardly think of a more feminine and girly fragrance, if Insolence is merely teetering on the edge, which fragrances would you say fall squarely into ultra-feminine territory?)

LOL! I was thinking something similar, but I do feel its dry medicinal notes *just* save it. Insolence is like one of those godawful pink perfumes suffering from a bout of bronchitis. Beautiful stuff, and I love it. I see no reason not to wear it, but occasionally I get haunted by Luca Turin's "ghost of pink spangles" when I do.

Thanks for the heads up on the parfum.
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