Bootzie Original Eau de Parfum is the spray version of Bootzie's signature scent — warm vanilla with notes of musk, citrus, tonka bean, and cinnamon. Unlike the perfume oil formats, this is a traditional alcohol-based EDP that sprays as a fine mist and projects more outwardly. It's the same beloved fragrance formulation in the format many customers prefer for traditional perfume application.

Two key differences. First, the format: EDP is a spray with an alcohol base, while the rollers and refills are perfume oils applied directly to skin. Second, the sillage (how far the scent projects): EDP has stronger projection that fills a room, while perfume oils sit closer to the skin and develop more intimately with body chemistry. Many customers own both — EDP for events and evenings, oil for daily wear.

No. The 2oz Eau de Parfum is the only Bootzie Original format that uses an alcohol base — that's what gives it the spray functionality and the broader projection. If you prefer alcohol-free fragrance, the 10ml roller, 1oz refill, 2oz refill, or roller+refill bundle are all alcohol-free perfume oil formats.

Yes. Like every Bootzie fragrance, the EDP is 100% vegan and cruelty-free, free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, phosphates, and gluten. The alcohol base is plant-derived. The fragrance comes in recyclable packaging.

The 2oz Eau de Parfum is available at Bootzie's art gallery and fragrance boutique at The Shops at Wailea, and online at bootzie.com for shipping worldwide. The gallery is open to walk-ins, and you can try the spray version alongside the perfume oil formats to choose your favorite.

Yes — and especially for those who love the spray ritual. Many fragrance lovers prefer the spritz application, the projection of an alcohol-based perfume, and the elegance of a beautiful spray bottle. The EDP gives you all of that with Bootzie's signature handmade-in-Maui formula.

EDP is built for projection — meaning others will smell it on you from a distance, especially in the first 1-2 hours. Perfume oils, by contrast, are intentionally intimate — the scent stays close to the skin and is mostly noticed by people standing near you. Choose EDP if you want your fragrance to fill a room; choose oil if you prefer something more personal.

Eau de Parfum concentration typically provides 5-7 hours of noticeable projection. The dry-down (the warmth of vanilla, musk, and tonka) often lingers on skin and clothing well into the next day. For maximum longevity, spray to pulse points and avoid rubbing the skin together after application — that breaks down the top notes.

EDP contains alcohol, which can be drying or irritating for some people with very sensitive skin. If you've reacted to traditional spray perfumes before, the perfume oil formats (rollers and refills) are the gentler choice. A patch test on a small area is always recommended before full use of any new fragrance.

Yes. Bootzie Original was selected for inclusion in the official Oscar Nominee Gift Bags — earning the brand a place alongside some of the most recognized luxury houses in the world. The EDP is the spray version of that exact signature formula.

The format depends on how you wear fragrance. EDP if you love spray application and want strong projection. The 10ml roller if you want travel-friendly daily wear and prefer alcohol-free oil. The bundle (refill + roller) if you're committed to Original and want the best value. The 1oz refill alone if you already own a roller and need to restock.

Yes. The full Original family — EDP and all perfume oil formats — is available to experience in person at the Bootzie gallery at The Shops at Wailea. Trying the spray version next to the oil version is the best way to know which format fits your fragrance preferences.