The full concentration masculine herbarium: dark lavenders, sage on leather, ambered rosemaries, and contemporary fougère, brought to 12–20% essence. The eau de parfum gives the aromatic family what the eau de toilette cannot: a base that lasts the entire day, where the herb remains alive from the opening to the evening.

How to choose an aromatic in EdP

Look at what supports the herb. The lavenders on tonka bean and dry vanilla — the great fougère tradition — have a timeless barbershop elegance. Aromatics on leather or tobacco bring the herbarium towards the evening and character. The versions on amber and woods warm the freshness in a presence for mid-seasons and winter.

It is the right concentration if you love the aromatic register but have always been disappointed by the longevity: here the problem simply does not exist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does an intense aromatic become tiring?

No, if well-constructed: the herb has a natural transparency that keeps the composition airy even in full concentration.

Classic fougère or contemporary aromatic?

The fougère is structure and tradition; the free aromatic is experimentation. In EdP both paths offer full longevity — choose for taste, not for duration.

Ideal season?

All year round: fresh opening for the heat, warm base for the cold. It is among the most versatile families in this concentration.