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Powdery elegance
Hello, dear ones
i just have to write a comment to this perfume, although i know that it was unfortunately discontinued since about 2016. I was incredibly sad about it, because ''Love, Chloé'' is my absolute favorite perfume. It's the reason why I signed up for this wonderful site, to go in search of new treasures! It simply met my taste 100% when I was a teenager and I still love this fragrance today. No perfume has ever managed to do that for me... Sigh...
Well then, how do you describe such a wonderful, warm and cuddly fragrance?
First of all, I believe the following: it's not necessarily a crowd pleaser and therefore it was probably discontinued. ''Love, Chloé'' could also be a fragrance from the 80's with an insane durability and sillage. Yet it's beautiful with its purple blossoms blended with powder and expensive cream to create an infinitely great blend with wonderful musk in drydown.
Course, durability & Sillage: I don't really notice much of the orange blossom and pepper, but it is incredibly intense & powdery in the beginning. The blossoms together with the powder form such an unbelievably beautiful mixture, which also develops an unbelievable intensity & sillage from beginning to end, that I just want to absorb this scent, but sometimes I feel a bit sorry for my fellow men when I am in closed rooms. The fragrance lasts 24 hours on the skin and on clothes for several days and the drydown is simply feminine, powdery and elegant. Meanwhile I use it very sparingly and only for special occasions.
My associations:
- a woman standing in front of a Monet in the Musée d'Orsay and contemplating the picture
- the powder as a fragrant beauty ideal of a woman
- the colour beige
- a sea of purple flowers, a gentle breeze is blowing
- Elegance, timelessness and classicism
If any of you dear girls or boys know of a similar fragrance, with a comparable powdery texture and warm floral splendour, please let me know. My last bottle will not last forever :D
Well then, how do you describe such a wonderful, warm and cuddly fragrance?
First of all, I believe the following: it's not necessarily a crowd pleaser and therefore it was probably discontinued. ''Love, Chloé'' could also be a fragrance from the 80's with an insane durability and sillage. Yet it's beautiful with its purple blossoms blended with powder and expensive cream to create an infinitely great blend with wonderful musk in drydown.
Course, durability & Sillage: I don't really notice much of the orange blossom and pepper, but it is incredibly intense & powdery in the beginning. The blossoms together with the powder form such an unbelievably beautiful mixture, which also develops an unbelievable intensity & sillage from beginning to end, that I just want to absorb this scent, but sometimes I feel a bit sorry for my fellow men when I am in closed rooms. The fragrance lasts 24 hours on the skin and on clothes for several days and the drydown is simply feminine, powdery and elegant. Meanwhile I use it very sparingly and only for special occasions.
My associations:
- a woman standing in front of a Monet in the Musée d'Orsay and contemplating the picture
- the powder as a fragrant beauty ideal of a woman
- the colour beige
- a sea of purple flowers, a gentle breeze is blowing
- Elegance, timelessness and classicism
If any of you dear girls or boys know of a similar fragrance, with a comparable powdery texture and warm floral splendour, please let me know. My last bottle will not last forever :D
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