@Aybike Aydemir I’d say so, it depends on what ingredients were used and how much was put into each perfume. As well as what level of concentration each fragrance is, as leyla mentioned. (Sorry for the long message in advance). I believe Perfume is the highest fragrance concentration level with about 20-40%+ concentration, which makes the scent strongest and most lasting and can typically last for 8-12 hours. 2. Eau de Parfume is the second highest level of concentration with about 15-20%. That type of fragrance can typically last 6-8 hours. Mid tier is Eau de toilette that has about 5-15% concentration and can last about 3-6 hours. Then at the low tier you have Eau de cologne and Eau Fraîche that have lowest levels of concentration. Eau de cologne can typically last 2-4 hours and Fraîche about 1-3 hours. I’d maybe recommend getting Eu de toilette as it’s in the middle range so it will last decently but isn’t as strong with concentration level. Also look at the ingredients in each bottle because that also plays a factor in how long a scent will last and how strong it might be. For example musk is the strongest note used in fragrance. Can be made from Woods, and other materials. Middle is typically floral, fruits, and Spices. And lowest notes are citrus and aromatic. So if a fragrance has a high level of musk for a base the fragrance will last longer but can be stronger. For example if a perfume has 50% musk 35% florals and fruits, and 15% citrus, it’s most likely going to smell more potent. I learned that all perfumes need a base of musk to make it last longer and to keep the scent but it depends of how much is mixed with other notes that determine how strong the scent is and what type of scent the fragrance has. So floral scents most likely have more floral notes in them with a low level of musk notes. Which is why they’re more sweet, light, warmer smells. Not sure if I explained that properly or if that makes sense but that’s something to look at when buying fragrances if you can.