Eau de Parfum (EdP) is a type of perfume that generally has a higher concentration of aromatic compounds compared to Eau de Toilette (EdT) but less than parfum. It typically contains around 15-20% fragrance concentration, making it longer-lasting and more potent than EdT. In a "unisex" fragrance like "Ella K Parfums Epupa Mon Amour," the scent is designed to be appealing and suitable for both men and women. Here's a general breakdown of what such a fragrance might offer:

Fragrance Notes: Fragrances are typically described by their top, middle (heart), and base notes, representing the scents you experience as the fragrance dries down over time.

• Top Notes: These are the initial, fleeting scents that you smell upon application. They might be fresh, citrusy, or herbal.
• Middle (Heart) Notes: These are the central scents that develop as the top notes evaporate. They often represent the main character of the fragrance and can be floral, fruity, or spicy.
• Base Notes: These are the foundation of the fragrance and are usually richer and more long-lasting. They could be woody, musky, or resinous.

Aroma Profile: Unisex fragrances often strive for a balanced and versatile aroma that can be appreciated by anyone, regardless of gender. This may involve a mix of floral, fruity, spicy, and woody elements.

Longevity and Sillage: Eau de Parfum typically offers good longevity, meaning it lasts on the skin for a significant portion of the day. Sillage refers to how strongly the scent projects from the wearer.

Packaging and Presentation: The packaging of the perfume, including the bottle design, color, and any additional packaging, may contribute to the overall aesthetic and appeal of the product.