Westi87

I had already tested some of the Chanel Allure Homme Sport fragrances from the series. I liked what I could smell across the board.

They have this typical citrusy-fresh DNA, sometimes more, sometimes less in intensity. All of them are either at least close to the skin or only perceptible from a shorter distance. Finer noses may be able to smell it from a longer distance.

All fragrances are therefore versatile, I like to wear it in the office alternating with my "Bleu de Chanel (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel"

Let me make a comparison so that you can see whether the Eau Extreme is the right fragrance for you from my point of view.

The "Allure Homme Sport Cologne | Chanel" is the strongest with a citrus explosion. Unfortunately, the intensity of the top note only lasts a few minutes. It then develops into a pleasant, light fragrance that is very close to the skin. A fragrance of contrasts in intensity.

The "Allure Homme Sport Eau Extrême | Chanel" is completely different: although it doesn't have that "it blows me away" effect like the cologne, its performance lasts much longer. Somehow understandable, as it has the highest perfume concentration of all the "Homme Sport" fragrances.

When sprayed on, the typical, already mentioned citrusy-fresh DNA is there again. This remains constant over a long period of time like a creamy, light, citrusy-sweet veil, which is perceived as pleasant and not disturbing by its surroundings. (I have not yet received any complaints ;) )
My partner is definitely delighted.

The intensity of "Allure Homme Édition Blanche (Eau de Parfum) | Chanel" starts similarly to "Allure Homme Sport Eau Extrême | Chanel", but with spicier, peppery notes. Alongside the "Allure Homme Sport Eau Extrême | Chanel", this is also a great fragrance that is definitely worth the money in my opinion!

You just have to decide whether you want the sweeter version or something spicier.

"Last but not least", the "Allure Homme Sport (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel" which has an aquatic-fresh note and drifts less into the sweet or spicy. The DNA is always retained, which also impresses with its citrusy components. The price is definitely a plus compared to the other variants, which I think are more often available for a good price.

Conclusion: All four are definitely recommendable. As I said, I tested them all and in the end decided on the "Allure Homme Sport Eau Extrême | Chanel" because the overall package of fragrance, durability and sillage worked best for me.

Where should I start?

My father wore this fragrance when I was a child. It immediately brings back memories of that time. You can really wear it at any time, it's just different; different from other fragrances.

But why different, every fragrance is somehow different from another?

This fragrance DNA is really unique for me. This dominant smell at the gas pump fresh when filling up, paired with stubbornly spicy & leathery notes exudes pure masculinity. I wouldn't say that it only needs to be worn by the older milieu, but for the younger among you it is nothing in my view.

I'm now 36 and I'm already looking forward to the bottle I ordered today. I tested it beforehand and it lasts a really long time for an EDT. It develops beautifully on the skin and you can always detect a hint of the fragrance without it being annoying. After 9 hours, I still smelled it after just 2 sprays.

I like the bottle very much, you can dose the sprays very well and finely.

My father hasn't worn it for a long time, but he will definitely notice it on me and remember it the next time I visit him ;-)

I got a sample from a colleague and sprayed it on straight away.
The opening starts very fresh, reminiscent of shower gel. Citrusy notes are also immediately noticeable.
This fragrance reminds me a little of "Bleu de Chanel (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel", especially grapefruit notes dominate.
If you want a somewhat more direct and space-consuming fragrance, go for the Dylan blue, otherwise the "Bleu de Chanel (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel" is the spoiled for choice for those who have the necessary change.
The fragrance hardly changes over the hours, the longevity is okay for an EDT, but nothing more (6-7 hours).
It is also available at a relatively good price.
I like the look of the bottle.
Great perfume!

I already have the Scandal EDT, and today I sprayed on the Pour Homme Absolu for comparison.

Compared to the EDT, I find the Pour Homme Absolu a little more grown-up than the EDT, because the fragrance components are a little better coordinated.

Honey stands out well here, which makes the sweetness appear more rounded compared to the EDT. However, the DNA is similar in both fragrances. I won't be reaching for Pour Homme Absolu for the time being, only when I've used up the EDT.

Both fragrances can be difficult for office colleagues to tolerate, although I find that you can spray on the Pour Homme Absolu rather than the EDT. So my tip; just leave this fragrance DNA out of the office.

Outside, however, it will certainly go down very well with young people, especially the EDT.

In my opinion, a purchase is absolutely recommendable if you like sweet, out-of-the-ordinary fragrances.

One of my favorite perfumes in the collection. I was given it as a birthday present and it was exactly to my taste, it couldn't be better.

I like this sweet and spicy combination, which makes you want to spray it on as soon as you open it and smell it.
You really have to be careful to dose it well, because the sillage is already very strong and takes over the room. So far, I've received a few compliments on this fragrance and I've often been asked what I've actually sprayed on (in a positive way).

The longevity is also really good at 9-10 hours.

Unfortunately the bottle is now empty, I would definitely like to buy another one.

The only negative point is that the sprayer was defective at some point and I had to replace it. But that's bearable.