Coco Chanel 1984 Parfum

9.1 / 10 119 Ratings

Coco (Parfum) is a popular perfume by Chanel for women and was released in 1984. The scent is oriental-floral. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still available to purchase. Pronunciation

Main accords

Oriental

Floral

Spicy

Resinous

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Coriander

Frangipani

Mandarin orange

Pimento

Heart Notes

Angelica

Ylang-ylang

Orange blossom

Cinnamon

Iris

Jasmine

Rose

Base Notes

Benzoin

Frankincense

Honey

Patchouli

Amber

Musk

Tonka bean

Civet

Perfumer

Jacques Polge

Ratings

Scent

9.1119 Ratings

Longevity

9.1109 Ratings

Sillage

8.5109 Ratings

Bottle

9.3114 Ratings

Value for money

8.037 Ratings

Submitted by GoldenOriole, last update on 21.05.2023.

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11/01/2021

10
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 10
Scent

Jakoparfum

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Jakoparfum

Helpful Review 14

The Daredevil

The fragrance is heavy, luxurious and spicy. A baroque opulence of velvety dark roses, coriander, civet and the finest sandalwood. It opens with a burst of spices (coriander and cloves) and then sinks into a swirl of dark velvety roses. It's kind of like Coco Chanel (EDP) on steroids. With this fragrance you can defy all the adversities of life, daring like no other!

01/22/2021

9
Pricing 7
Bottle 9
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
Scent

HappeeDaezee
5 Reviews

HappeeDaezee

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All Eyes On You

Walk into a room wearing Coco Chanel, all eyes will be on you! It is a lovely perfume that demands attention. It is sexy, chic, and captivating! It is one of my absolute favorites and my first go-to for date night! The scent lingers all night, and you'll leave him wanting more! Ylang Ylang, cinnamon, patchouli, pimento and frankincense brew the perfect storm, while the orange blossom, mandarin orange, honey, Frangipani, and Jasmine calm the winds creating that perfect post-storm aura leaving and unforgettable experience. One spray is all you will need for a night full of alluring, intimate fun.

02/04/2016

9
Sillage 10
Longevity 9.5
Scent

ScentFan
332 Reviews

ScentFan

Helpful Review 4

Potent Beauty

I put a spot of Coco parfum on my wrist and a good 4-5 hours later it is still vividly haunting. After initial wafts of funky citrus, orange blossom hypnotically dominates the other florals. Soon enough they blend and are given a kick by cinnamon and angelica. Coco has a sultry (rather than stanky) take-no-prisoners base, that allows the scent's self-assured loveliness to linger for hours. What a perfume! It’s like being presented with a floral bouquet by a lover, a highly potent act—dining, wining, music and whispered endearments being in the same category. The courting male knows more about female biology than most medical researchers. That's because he’s carrying around that 300-1000 ng/dl of testosterone at all times, which means he has no need of inducements to think about sex. However, over millennia he has observed that females (with only 15-70 ng/dl of testosterone) are usually much less interested in coupling than he. But turn the female mind to the subject, via what we’ve come to call “romance,” and voila! A meeting of bodies is much more likely. Why fresh flowers turn women to mush I don’t know. I am personally defenseless against them, which my husband has discovered to our local florist’s delight. To me it seems an illogical response. Smelling Coco feels like those times he returns with a bouquet of flowers after a rare big tiff. Though we both know what he’s doing, darn it, it’s going to work! Coco is just as irresistible, a triumph of reliable seduction—not of the bald sex variety, like Schiaparelli's Shocking, but of romance.