Name: Coromandel Parfum Chanel
Brand: Chanel
Rating: 4.32 (306 reviews)

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Coromandel Parfum by Chanel is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2019, this olfactive composition was created by Olivier Polge. The top notes unfold a vibrant accord of bitter orange, citrus, and neroli. The heart of the fragrance reveals a depth of earthiness and florality thanks to patchouli, iris root, rose, and jasmine. Finally, the base…

kjarr November 21, 2020

For those who love patchouli. This Coromandel revolves entirely around that note. I’ve worn it for two hours, and from the very first moment, it smells of patchouli. Initially, it’s accompanied by citrus, but once those fade, benzoin steps in, creating a softly powdery, vanilla-tinged atmosphere that blends beautifully with the patchouli. I could stop here, as there’s still plenty of life left in the bottle; perhaps it will take another turn later. It’s not a loud fragrance; on the contrary, it maintains a prudent distance between the intimacy of skin scents and the boldness of powerful ones—very elegant. I thought that seeing the notes it would be too feminine, but the truth is, so far, it has felt unisex, and I repeat, very elegant. P.S.: I’ll add that many hours later, it remains on my skin, almost imperceptible, yet there it is. It doesn’t change its character, staying as patchouli with a powdery, vanilla-tinged benzoin. Excellent longevity, with a sillage that stays closer to the skin.

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kjarr November 21, 2020

For those who love patchouli. This Coromandel revolves entirely around that note. I’ve worn it for two hours, and from the very first moment, it smells of patchouli. Initially, it’s accompanied by citrus, but once those fade, benzoin steps in, creating a softly powdery, vanilla-tinged atmosphere that blends beautifully with the patchouli. I could stop here, as there’s still plenty of life left in the bottle; perhaps it will take another turn later. It’s not a loud fragrance; on the contrary, it maintains a prudent distance between the intimacy of skin scents and the boldness of powerful ones—very elegant. I thought that seeing the notes it would be too feminine, but the truth is, so far, it has felt unisex, and I repeat, very elegant. P.S.: I’ll add that many hours later, it remains on my skin, almost imperceptible, yet there it is. It doesn’t change its character, staying as patchouli with a powdery, vanilla-tinged benzoin. Excellent longevity, with a sillage that stays closer to the skin.

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