Robb Report senior editor Justin Fenner breaks down the levels of fragrance, from light, breezy eau de toilette to intense, long-lasting extrait de parfum. (We’re leaving out the lowest level, eau fraiche, because there aren’t many in that category we find worth recommending.) Understanding terms like these—as well as eau de cologne, eau de parfum, and perfume oil—will help you pick the right fragrance for you the next time you’re shopping.
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