Why is it called Eau de Toilette and are you wearing any???

Answer 1

toilet water lol... toilet used to where you bathed, not the fixture you went in... a lady would put this stuff on after she washed, or to cover up the fact that she hadn't washed lol... I'm not wearing any, I think it smells bad :o)

Answer 2

Perfume extract: 20%-40% aromatic compounds
Eau de parfum: 10-30% aromatic compounds
Eau de toilette: 5-20% aromatic compounds
Eau de cologne: 2-5% aromatic compounds

Wiki =) and nope =P

Answer 3

Dear Madame:

Your unsophistication baffles me. It's rather depressing.

"Eau de toliette" refers from the French to meaning Perfume. While Americans have taken the the world "Toilette" to mean "Toilet", the French use the word to describe one's bathroom. "Bathroom Water" refers to cologne or perfume, which would traditionally be applied in one's bathroom.

Go buy a freakin globe.

Yours,

Pianoguy

Answer 4

The word toilette refers to your bathing, dressing, hair & makeup routine. As such it's the scented water splashed on after your routine to get ready for the day.

Answer 5

Toilet water is water with scent in it, like most cheaper scents. The more expensive perfumes are made from the essences of different flowers, etc. and costs much more. I wear Red and One.

Answer 6

Because the french probably put their perfume on in the bathroom while they're grooming themselves. I'm not wearing any at the moment.

Answer 7

Yes I have on.. some Brut 33 oh yes.. Im smelling like a new 10 dollar bill..

Answer 8

i think it means "smells like toilet" in french J/K. no im not earing any but i have some in my room i wear all the time i just didnt put any on because i didint go out today.

Answer 9

chjon de le twe et shswee jon jon horee me gon te je she schewan?

Answer 10

I am wearing Mackie right now...