THE FRAGRANCE NOTEBOOK
Comparing two fragrance sizes
Name, concentration, volume and price: a simple way to compare two fragrances without confusing the bottles.

In this guide
A larger bottle is not automatically the best choice. Start by checking that you are comparing the same fragrance and concentration.
1. Bring together four key details
Note the house, full name, concentration and volume. A label such as Intense, Elixir or Le Parfum may refer to a different fragrance. Do not compare prices as if the compositions were necessarily identical.
2. Distinguish bottle price from price per volume
The total price is the price of the bottle. To compare cost per millilitre, divide a confirmed price by the stated volume. Purely educational example: 60,000 FCFA for 100 ml equals 600 FCFA per ml; this is not a catalogue offer.
3. Choose according to your use
Ask yourself: is this a fragrance you already wear, a discovery or a gift? How much would you like to spend on the bottle? For travel, check applicable transport rules separately; a small size does not guarantee acceptance.
4. Verify the fragrance before ordering
The product page, box and bottle must match. In our working catalogue, prices are historical and photos still need checking. Similar entries may be duplicates: their presence does not prove two different versions exist.