Eau de Toilette Fragrances

Eau de Toilette is perfect for daytime wear, warmer weather or when you want a lighter, fresher fragrance that can be reapplied throughout the day.

Eau de Parfum is crafted with a higher concentration of perfume oil—typically between 12% and 18%—giving it a richer, more intense profile that lasts for around 4 to 5 hours, making it ideal for evenings. In contrast, Eau de Toilette features a lighter concentration—usually between 8% and 12%—creating a subtler, fresher feel that is perfect for everyday wear.

Yes, layering can enhance longevity and depth. Applying an Eau de Toilette for freshness and finishing with an Eau de Parfum can create a more personalised scent experience.

Feminine fragrances are scents traditionally associated with softness, elegance, and floral or fruity notes. These fragrances often feature ingredients like rose, jasmine, citrus and vanilla, creating a delicate and inviting aroma. At ARRAN, our range of women's fragrance, such as Kildonan, captures these classic elements while being inspired by the natural beauty of our island. 

In your checked luggage, you can pack larger quantities of perfume – up to 500ml per container is generally acceptable. Just ensure it’s securely packed to prevent leaks. While there’s more flexibility compared to cabin baggage, it’s wise to check with your airline for specific guidelines to avoid any surprises at the airport.

You can take perfume in containers of up to 100ml each in your cabin baggage, but there’s a bigger size limit when it comes to your checked luggage. The key for cabin bags is to ensure that all liquids – including your perfume – fit within a single, transparent, resealable plastic bag with a capacity of no more than one litre.

Yes. You can create your own unique ARRAN scent experience for someone special in your life here.

We use ingredients that are carefully selected for their high levels of quality and consumer safety.  Should you have any concerns about using ARRAN products during your pregnancy, we recommend that you consult your GP or medical practitioner for further advice. Our full ingredient lists can be found online.