So the Eau De Toilette is weaker than the regular Pour Homie?
85075
Hello,Thank you for your message.We can confirm that the Eau De Toilette is a level weaker than the Eau De Parfum.Hope we were able to answer your question.Have a nice day.
85076
As with most colognes, eau de toilette/parfum, the women's version is more subtle, not weaker. It is a wonderful scent.
85077
Hello,Thank you for your email. Pour homme means "for men". It does not have anything to do with the strength of the fragrance.
85078
Thank you for your email. "Pour Homme" title of the product for men and has nothing to do with condition of a cologne. However, eau de toilette is weaker than eau de parfum, which is the case for women. Hopefully it will help you.
85079
Yes, this listing is for an Eau de Toilette which is not as concentrated as the full perfume.
85080
No, this is a misunderstanding. Eau de Toilette is the standard version. This perfume made only in edt version, the description "pour homme" means that it is for men.
67056
It is eau de toilette, and if you will just read my review, you can save some money. This stuff smells HORRIBLE!
408465
Just feel it's important to point out that this doesn't have that nasty toluene that is in Seche Vite. That being said, I have not used this one yet. I have been using Out the Door (which is a bit of a misnomer...faster dry time than regular, but much slower than Seche. AWESOME protection and wear time though.)
487004
its either a good fake or an extremely old bottle that as lost its punch but this fragrance just like every other fragrance ive ordered off Amazon is light,watered down,and extremely weaker that a bottle you would get from Macys/Nordstroms/Saks/Sephora.Just spend the extra $10-$20 and purchased a real bottle from Macys
373168
I can't answer authoritatively, but I see no reason why not. I don't believe Christian Dior makes different products for different shops. It's certainly the same product I have been using for many years (and buying in major department stores in the past). The packaging is certainly the same. You should note that there is a difference between "eau de toilette" and "cologne." At one time Eau Sauvage was available as both (not sure if it's still the case) and "cologne" is stronger than "eau de toilette" and is also a darker color. This may be the difference others are noting. Personally, I prefer eau de toilette. I can't answer authoritatively, but I see no reason why not. I don't believe Christian Dior makes different products for different shops. It's certainly the same product I have been using for many years (and buying in major department stores in the past). The packaging is certainly the same. You should note that there is a difference between "eau de toilette" and "cologne." At one time Eau Sauvage was available as both (not sure if it's still the case) and "cologne" is stronger than "eau de toilette" and is also a darker color. This may be the... » Read More I can't answer authoritatively, but I see no reason why not. I don't believe Christian Dior makes different products for different shops. It's certainly the same product I have been using for many years (and buying in major department stores in the past). The packaging is certainly the same. You should note that there is a difference between "eau de toilette" and "cologne." At one time Eau Sauvage was available as both (not sure if it's still the case) and "cologne" is stronger than "eau de toilette" and is also a darker color. This may be the difference others are noting. Personally, I prefer eau de toilette. « Show Less
1275770
At the time Yardley stated they were discontinuing April Violets (and some other classics) to pursue the ever elusive "younger" demographic. (I guess when you turn 40, your money is somehow devalued?) What I don't know is why they brought it back - maybe old money isn't so valueless. The cute part is that it's now described as a "unique, fresh and sensual floral." Doesn't sound like grandma to me. Anyway, yes, it does seem weaker and less lasting, but it's also about $20 to $30 cheaper (the eau de toilette).
1914728
No it isn't unfortunately. I remember that version as bring superior to the current VOC compliant product. The thing that offsets the heavier VOC compliant formula is just the common sense answer of using as little as possible, if the problem is volume and trying not to flatten already soft, fine hair. I find a little does work, unless it's very humid.
1049035
Yes, it is the weaker version. It is a 10% OC spray and has 0.7% major capsaicinoids. My understanding is that the strong version generally does not end in "us". So the model number on the packaging if you are looking for the stronger version should be p-22-oc. That is a 10% oc spray with 1.33% major capsacinoids.
396395
Eau de Parfume. Don't buy the cologne. Not as good since sodl to another company.
67049
This is not the perfume . It's the toilette as u want . I love them both with the parfume u only need a spritz though . This ones great and now its gone :( my mother got the parfume for Christmas and NOW that's gone too ! I'm due for another :)
563216
I am not sure but one may be the eau de toilette and one may be the eau de parfum. The difference in these two products would be the amount of oils. Eau De Parfums tend to consist of more oil causing their subtle notes to last longer as for the eau de toilettes tend to have less oils and usually contain more alcohol. Other then that I do not know what the differences may be in the two bottles you are comparing.
685636
It seems I read somewhere, and wish I could quote the source, that apparently the old formula had some chemical that the EPA has banned since the original Jubilee of the 50"s through 70's. Consequently, the new Jubilee wouldn't be exactly the same, which may account for the milder scent. It still works just like the old Jubilee. You might try doing an internet search of Jubilee and find more specific info...
1939000
I have used both and find that the french press seems to make a stronger brew, but there isn't enough difference to make the change in method.
1047073
I e-mailed the company and asked the same question. They said it has more surfectants, so it may be a little more bubbly than the regular strength. In use, I didn't see a difference.
367198
The main difference between types of fragrance lies in the concentration of essences. The order of highest to lowest concentration is first Perfume, second, Eau de Parfum, third, Eau de Toilette, and fourth Eau de Cologne. With this said....perfume is going to be more expensive, then Eau de Toilette and lastly cologne. The cologne wont be as strong which people usually prefer in the warmer months and the strongest Eau de Toilette is preferred in the winter. There are people who believe there is no difference other than the cost and that would be an incorrect assumption. Hope that helps....this applies to women fragrances as well. The main difference between types of fragrance lies in the concentration of essences. The order of highest to lowest concentration is first Perfume, second, Eau de Parfum, third, Eau de Toilette, and fourth Eau de Cologne. With this said....perfume is going to be more expensive, then Eau de Toilette and lastly cologne. The cologne wont be as strong which people usually prefer in the warmer months and the strongest Eau de Toilette is preferred in the winter. There are people who believe there is no difference other than the cost and that would be an incorrect assumption. Hope that... » Read More The main difference between types of fragrance lies in the concentration of essences. The order of highest to lowest concentration is first Perfume, second, Eau de Parfum, third, Eau de Toilette, and fourth Eau de Cologne. With this said....perfume is going to be more expensive, then Eau de Toilette and lastly cologne. The cologne wont be as strong which people usually prefer in the warmer months and the strongest Eau de Toilette is preferred in the winter. There are people who believe there is no difference other than the cost and that would be an incorrect assumption. Hope that helps....this applies to women fragrances as well. « Show Less
1776145
The masque is thicker and a little tougher to rinse out. It's much more moisturizing.
949028
Indeed, though not exactly. This fragrance harkens back to masculine classics that had a barbershop vibe with notes of lavender, anise and sandalwood coming through. Notice that the flacon is shaped like a barbershop pole; this is not by accident. Isn't that the place where men usually went not only for a haircut, but also a quality shave? Rive Gauche is really similar to the classic Azzaro pour Homme, though to me the former smells somewhat fresher than the latter.