
Chanel
Chanel Coromandel Eau de Parfum (2016) is a amber and woody scent for women and men. Expect bitter orange and citruses up top, patchouli and orris root in the heart, and white chocolate and benzoin underneath.
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What people who wear Chanel Coromandel Eau de Parfum report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Jacques Polge.
Listed as Unisex
“Not what I was expecting. Absolutely feminine leaning. I can smell the similar type of patchouli at the drydown to Psychedelique by Jovoy Paris. Also I can say that dry down is very very very similar to Reveal by Calvin Klein. One of my exes used that which I couldnt forget. Didnt impress me unfortunately. and a lot of floral notes at the opening.”
“I have half a bottle of the 2014 formulation that I have been hoarding and it's the classiest patchouli I have ever smelled. My favourite winter scent. I love putting a couple of sprays on a cozy angora and cashmere wrap and feeling safe in a cloud all day. It has excellent longevity and projection. The price point is absolutely worth the formulation that I have although I cannot speak to its current iteration.”
“A very high-quality white chocolate scent. The first half hour is quite earthy, which is a bit intimidating at first, but its transformation is so sophisticated, refined, and rich that I’m absolutely captivated. Longevity is impressive, and the sillage is moderate, which is actually a plus for me since I wear it at the office as well. It’s a unisex fragrance, and I believe it features one of the most refined uses of patchouli. So far, I’ve only worn it in winter, but I’m really curious about how it will perform on spring and summer evenings. 9/10.”
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