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Perfume vs Deodorant – Why You Should Make the Switch

We’ve all used deodorants — those affordable sprays claiming to last 48 hours. They’re a staple in many Indian households, especially among students and working professionals.

But here’s a question worth asking: Is a deodorant enough?

Let’s break it down.


What is a Deodorant Really Doing?

Deodorants are designed to prevent body odour by killing bacteria under the arms. Most contain alcohol and other chemicals that suppress sweat glands temporarily.

But here’s the catch:

  • They are often filled with gas, meaning you spray more for less actual product.
  • The fragrance rarely lasts more than 1–2 hours.
  • They are functional, not luxurious. It’s like wearing slippers everywhere — even at a wedding.

How Perfumes Are Different

Perfumes go beyond hygiene. They’re about personality, memory, and presence. A good perfume doesn’t just hide odour — it elevates your image.

Key differences:

FeatureDeodorantPerfume (e.g., Elegoy)
PurposeOdour preventionPersonal fragrance
Longevity1–3 hours8–24 hours
Oil Concentration1–2%25–30% (Extrait de Parfum)
Cost per UseHighLow (you need fewer sprays)

Indian Skin and Climate – What Works Better?

In a humid climate like India’s, deodorants evaporate quickly. Perfumes — especially Extrait de Parfum — bind to the skin better and last longer, even if you sweat.

Elegoy fragrances are alcohol-based but balanced with high oil content to ensure they don’t just sit on the surface — they blend with your body’s chemistry.


Perfume = Confidence + Class

  • Imagine walking into a room and someone subtly noticing your fragrance.
  • Or leaving behind a whiff that reminds someone of you.
  • Perfumes make people remember you.

Elegoy is built around this experience. Whether it’s Cool Water for a beachy vibe, or Fearless Red for bold evenings — it’s not just about smelling good — it’s about being unforgettable.


Still Not Sure? Try This

Spray your regular deodorant on one wrist and an Elegoy perfume on the other. Check again after two hours.

You’ll feel the difference — not just in fragrance, but in how it makes you feel.

So next time you’re buying a fragrance, ask yourself —
Do I want to smell presentable or remarkable?

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