Learn what fragrance concentration labels really mean and how they relate to wear time. This quiz covers EDT vs EDP vs parfum, projection, sillage, and the factors that make a scent last longer (or fa...
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Concentration labels (EDT, EDP, parfum, cologne) hint at oil percentage, but they don’t guarantee how long a scent lasts on every person. You’ll practice linking concentration, evaporation curves, and scent profile to realistic expectations for longevity and projection.
Each question is multiple-choice with 4 options and no timer, so you can think through the details without rushing. Before you start, pick how many questions you want to answer and set the difficulty to match your comfort level—Mixed blends easy, medium, and tougher items.
Many people assume “higher concentration = always longer-lasting,” overlook skin type and climate, or confuse projection with longevity. The questions highlight these traps and push you to separate marketing terms from practical wear performance.
Mixed difficulty rotates between straightforward label knowledge, real-world scenarios (heat, humidity, skin hydration), and a few trickier comparisons that test nuance. If you miss a question, focus on the reasoning: which factor changes evaporation, which changes diffusion, and which changes perception.
What is the highest concentration of fragrance typically found in pure perfume?
What term describes the lasting power of a fragrance?
Which type of fragrance typically has the lowest concentration?
This quiz has 113 questions covering fragrance concentration and longevity basics.
No—there’s no timer. You can answer each 4-option question at your own pace.
Not always. Concentration helps, but notes, skin type, weather, and application method can change longevity a lot.
Yes. You can select your preferred difficulty and how many questions to play before starting.
Longevity is how long you can smell it on skin or clothing, while projection is how far the scent radiates in the air.

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