Description: Eau de Toilette (EDT) is a type of fragrance that typically contains a lower concentration of aromatic oils compared to cologne or parfum, making it lighter and suitable for everyday use.

Fragrance Notes: EDTs usually consist of a combination of top, middle (or heart), and base notes. The choice of notes in a fragrance creates its unique scent profile. Common notes in men's EDTs might include citrus, herbal, woody, spicy, and aromatic notes.

• Top Notes: These are the initial scents you'll notice when you first apply the fragrance. They are light and refreshing and typically evaporate relatively quickly. Common top notes might include citrus fruits like lemon, bergamot, or grapefruit.
• Middle (Heart) Notes: After the top notes fade, the middle notes become more prominent. These are often floral or spicy scents that add depth and complexity to the fragrance. Examples of middle notes could be lavender, nutmeg, or cardamom.
• Base Notes: Base notes are the foundation of the fragrance and are typically the longest-lasting. They provide depth and character to the scent. Common base notes include woody elements like cedarwood, sandalwood, or patchouli,

Longevity: The sillage refers to how far the fragrance's scent spreads around you, and longevity relates to how long it lasts on your skin. EDTs generally have moderate sillage and longevity compared to stronger concentrations like Eau de Parfum (EDP).

Packaging: The packaging of a fragrance can vary widely, from simple and understated to elaborate and luxurious. Etienne Aigner, as a brand, often focuses on timeless and elegant designs.