In 1992 the Chloé brand introduced the Narcisse women fragrance. This fragrance features a blend of floral notes, dominated by Narcissus. If you are a fan of this category of fragrances, then this is for you!

Perfume: Also known as "Extrait de Parfum" (referring to the real Perfume), this type contains the highest concentration of the extract (about 15% to 40% fragrance) and lasts from 6 to 8 hours. In general, due to the greater concentration of fragrance, they also have the highest price than other types of perfumes.

Eau de Parfum (EDP): This type is the second in terms of extract concentration (about 15% to 20%) and lasts from 4 to 5 hours. They are generally cheaper than "Perfumes" and due to their higher alcohol content are very suitable for everyday use.

Eau de Toilette (EDT) : It is one of the most sought after items. This type has an extract concentration of 5% to 15% and lasts 2-3 hours. They are considered lighter / softer, therefore used more during the day compared to "Perfumes" that are used more at night.

Eau de Cologne (EDC): Generally has the lowest extract concentration (about 2% to 4%). It is cheaper and the aroma lasts up to 2 hours. They usually come in larger bottles because it is used more often. Common cologne scents are usually fruit, floral, citrus or woody.

Eau Faiche : This species has the lowest extract concentration (about 1% to 3%). The aroma is similar to that of Eau de Cologne and lasts up to 2 hours. This type has low aroma and alcohol concentration and is diluted with water. Although the fragrance does not last long on the skin, it is highly sought after due to its affordable price.