What concentration means for your skin
Eau de Toilette (EDT) typically contains 5–10% perfume oil. Eau de Parfum (EDP) sits around 15–20%. Extrait de Parfum — what Bin Irfan Fragrances specializes in — uses roughly 30–35% oil, which means fewer sprays and longer wear on skin and fabric.
In Pakistan’s heat, lighter formats can fade by midday. Higher oil concentration slows evaporation of base notes like oud, amber, and musk, so your sillage stays present through office hours, evening plans, or wedding functions.
When Extrait is worth it
Choose Extrait if you want one or two sprays for 12–16+ hours, prefer richer oud or oriental profiles, or order less often but expect stronger performance per bottle.
If you are new to a scent, start with our Explorer Discovery Set (5×10ml) to test families before committing to a 50ml or 100ml flacon.
How to apply for maximum longevity
Apply to pulse points on moisturized skin. Do not rub wrists together — it breaks top notes. For office-friendly projection, one spray on neck and one on chest is often enough with Extrait strength.