Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum by Chanel

Reminds me of my beloved Dove shampoo

Chance Eau Tendre is pleasant and youthful, very similar to Marc Jacobs Daisy despite different notes. I tried the EDT and didn’t like it, but with the EDP I found what I was looking for: it’s charming, attractive and delightful. I regret it lasts me a mere breath in my case; it opens with a citrus blend of quince and grapefruit, then leaves only a sweet, musky floral trail that lingers for 2–3 hours. I see it as a personal pleasure that doesn’t reach others; I’ve never received compliments. It’s a true guilty pleasure given the price and short longevity. I won’t be buying it again; it seems overpriced. I’ll buy Daisy as soon as this runs out

I prefer the EDT version

Well, I’d been wanting this fragrance for some time, but it’s very expensive in my country. A few days ago I managed to buy it blind and my goodness, what a divine, exquisite and refined scent. I’m in love with this aroma

Today, while wearing this perfume, I was surprised by the comments; I’m not sure if we’re talking about the same thing, but reading that it’s very sweet and heavy has left me bewildered. I live in a humid tropical climate where the heat sometimes overwhelms above 40 degrees, and this perfume isn’t praised by others for being too subtle. Perhaps I perceive it as such, but it feels comfortable, smells of flowers, citrus and is very clean all day, and the scent lingers on clothes. I’m usually a fan of sweet perfumes, but this and Bright Crystal save me in the heat. I suggest testing it on skin to be sure if it’s for you

I was genuinely surprised that it doesn’t last on others; on my skin, which usually manages a maximum of three hours with normal EDPs, this Chance (both versions) lasts for hours. Although it lacks a bit of sparkle and isn’t my absolute favourite, I love how clean and feminine it is. The EDP is heavier than the EDT, perhaps not ideal for summer. It smells strongly of roses at first, then of white flowers, with that creamy, body-lotion touch that lasts all day. A lovely, classic, and feminine scent. I use it daily at the office and for going out; I recommend it to women aged 28 and over.

I fell in love with the bottle and the good reviews, so I let myself be carried away and bought it blind, hehe. I’m not sure if I like it entirely, but it is true that on my skin it smells like shower gel; it becomes soapy with a light touch of fresh rose, nothing sweet. It lasts about seven hours with a moderate trail at first and a soft finish; perhaps it will last better in winter, as I’ve heard it doesn’t last long on others.

I only have a decant and the truth is, I love it. Yes, it is classic, a fresh and very clean, feminine floral; although it isn’t an out-of-this-world scent, I feel the quality is evident. Very versatile and ideal for hot days, it is definitely one of the most feminine and polished perfumes out there, with that quince note that gives it a distinctive fruity sweetness. On my skin it has a moderate (but perceptible) trail and lasts five hours. It is on my wishlist, although I do feel its price is high, especially regarding the longevity… Edit 8 months later: I now have it in my collection and I love it. It is so delicate and beautiful, a pleasure to wear. It brings silent luxury and I will keep it forever (although honestly, I don’t think it’s worth the price, its scent is so precious that in my case I decide to pay for it).

Please don’t hate me, but what I’m about to say is my personal perception, based as much on my pH as my sense of smell… It is a nice perfume, but that’s all. It is for stepping out of the bathroom and smelling clean on an ordinary day, but it doesn’t convey more to me. I sense much more personality in the classic EDT from the same Chance line. I tried a thousand times to fall in love with it, given the hype it always has… but MEEEH… I use it because it is a gift, but I wouldn’t buy it.

When I want to be happy, I put it on. It is my favourite fragrance. Fresh, slightly sweet without being annoying. Excellent for summer and spring. Good longevity.

Love at first sniff! It adds a fresh, feminine, fun, and chic touch to whoever wears it. It’s not for little girls, teenagers, or older ladies (you know when you reach that stage). The ingredients are top quality, but unfortunately, the longevity and sillage are weak; it should project more given the price. Although being fresh is normal, it has that spark between grapefruit and quince that makes it stimulating. It reminds me of an active woman, carelessly sexy and very chic. I love it!

What a beautiful perfume, very feminine and delicate! I love wearing it. It lasts about 5 hours. The budget dupe is Eclat de Fleurs by Lanvin.

Notes of jasmine, musk, vanilla, roses with quince, bergamot, lemon, and pear. Intense, long-lasting, feminine, and cheerful fragrance. It’s too vibrant for my taste; I prefer perfumes that relax and embrace. I tried Zara’s Applejuice first and it didn’t excite me. Chanel is Chanel: although this isn’t my style, I recognise it has excellent quality, sillage, and longevity. It’s a very long-lasting, cheerful feminine scent.

I already had this fragrance in its 2018 version and wanted to restock it to feel like before (10/2022). I got the 75ml EDP. I like it, except for its acidity; is it my pH? I don’t know, it becomes very acidic, but I love it. I regret not feeling it as much and having to reapply occasionally, but overall it’s great for enjoying in summer, at work, or at events. Very rich and special. The quince with grapefruit stands out throughout its evolution, becoming quite acidic but with an incredibly rich freshness.

Clean, very feminine, long-lasting, versatile, and crystal clear. A sure success for self-gifting in women aged 27 and above.