Maison Nox · Fragrance
Eau de Parfum — Signature Fragrances
An Eau de Parfum carries a higher concentration of fragrance oils than an Eau de Toilette — enough to rest in the longer-lasting heart and base notes rather than the fleeting top. On an Indian day, where heat quickens evaporation, that concentration is the difference between a scent that still reads at noon and one that has quietly gone.
Maison Nox composes both house signatures as Eau de Parfum for this reason. Séduire is a saffron-rose built to warm on the skin; Scandalous is a unisex amber-oriental with more shadow to it. Each is designed around a heat-stable base, so the fragrance deepens through the day instead of flashing off with the opening.
Concentration is only part of longevity. Where you apply a fragrance, whether the skin is moisturised, and how it is stored all shape how long it stays. A well-built Eau de Parfum on hydrated pulse points carries from work into the evening, needing at most a single reapplication.
Both signatures are offered in 50ml. Choose Séduire for a floral, saffron-lit signature, or Scandalous for something warmer and more unisex — and read the house guide below on making either last in Indian heat.
Frequently asked
- Is Eau de Parfum better for Indian weather?
- Yes. Its higher oil concentration sits in the base notes and resists heat and humidity better than a lighter Eau de Toilette.
- How long does an Eau de Parfum last?
- Applied to moisturised pulse points, a well-built Eau de Parfum reads through the day; reapply once for the evening.
- What is the difference between Eau de Parfum and Eau de Toilette?
- Concentration. An Eau de Parfum holds a higher proportion of fragrance oil, so it leans on the longer-lasting heart and base notes; an Eau de Toilette is lighter and fades sooner. In heat, the Eau de Parfum is the more dependable choice.