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Concentrated Fragrances — Intensity in Its Pure Form

The extrait de parfum — or pure parfum — is the most concentrated form a fragrance can take, with a content of olfactive raw materials that can reach 30 to 40% compared to 15 to 20% for a classic eau de parfum. This superior concentration radically changes the experience: the projection is different, closer and more intimate rather than radiating, the longevity on skin becomes exceptional and can exceed 24 hours, and above all the heart and base ingredients have the time and space to develop fully. Dior's Sauvage Elixir upended conventions by offering an ultra-concentrated version of the global bestseller — darker, more carnal, with a depth the EDT could only hint at. Tom Ford's Noir de Noir has in its very DNA a concentration close to extrait. MFK's Grand Soir is a meditation on night and absolute luxury. For those seeking the ultimate essence of a fragrance, the extrait is not a luxury — it is the most truthful form.