Eau de Cologne

E706690

Eau de Cologne is a light, citrus-based perfume originating in 18th-century Cologne, Germany, that became one of the earliest and most influential modern fragrances.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fragrance category
perfume type
applicationArea pulse points
skin
baseNotes amber
light woods
musk
comparedTo eau de toilette
countryOfOrigin Germany
culturalAssociation 18th-century aristocratic fashion
European grooming traditions
evaporationRate fast
hasCharacteristic citrus-based scent
light fragrance
low perfume oil concentration
refreshing
volatile top notes
hasLowerConcentrationThan eau de parfum
eau de toilette
historicalSignificance influenced development of modern perfumery
one of the earliest modern fragrances
inception 18th century
inspired numerous cologne-style fragrances
languageOfName French
literalMeaning water of Cologne
mainNotes bergamot
citrus notes
grapefruit
lemon
neroli
orange
namedAfter Cologne NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Cologne NERFINISHED
regardedAs classic fragrance style
secondaryNotes herbal notes
lavender
petitgrain
rosemary
thyme
typicalConcentration 2–5% aromatic compounds
typicalGenderMarketing often marketed to men
unisex
typicalLongevity short-lasting
typicalUse after-bath splash
aftershave alternative
body fragrance
usedFor cooling effect
light daytime fragrance
refreshment in warm weather

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