(This post was last modified: 07-20-2017, 06:36 PM by celestino.)
@"Mullen88" & Doc47, how would you gentlemen describe the scents of the Zoologist parfums/colognes? Is it a strong synthetic scent similar to most commercial brands or a more natural one similar to essential oils? Furthermore, what is the difference between the 'extrait de parfum' and the 'eau de parfum'?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Celestino
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Celestino, I'm not the best person to ask, but it smells and behaves like it was created with essential oils. It is a complex fragrance that on me lasts 4-5 hours and has a medium sillage. The fragrance itself smells anything but artificial if this makes sense and dry down to warm and rich musky fragrance.
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(07-20-2017, 06:34 PM)celestino Wrote: @"Mullen88" & Doc47, how would you gentlemen describe the scents of the Zoologist parfums/colognes? Is it a strong synthetic scent similar to most commercial brands or a more natural one similar to essential oils? Furthermore, what is the difference between the 'extrait de parfum' and the 'eau de parfum'?
Thank you.
The Zoologist scents have no hint of synthetic notes. In fact, after I got my samples and tried them out I mowed the lawn and noticed many of the scents from the samples (I live in the country with lots of flora). I have never smelled anything like these perfumes in terms of commercial products. These scents absolutely blow me away (specifically Civet, Panda, Rhinoceros, Bat, and Dragonfly).
The difference between extrait and eau is the concentration of perfume I believe.
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