eau de toilette — ONAD

eau de toilette /ˌō də twäˈlet, ˌoʊ də twɑˈlɛt

▸ noun

(plural eaux de toilette pronounced same)

a relatively light perfume, especially a version of a perfume that contains a lower percentage of fragrant essential oils than eau de parfum:

whether you choose eau de toilette or eau de parfum, you will want to ensure that your scent lasts as long as possible

[count noun] an eau de toilette that is sweet and subtle without being too fruity.

– ORIGIN early 20th century: French, ‘toilet water’.