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A new Chanel - Chic understatement
A young Chanel chic understatement with its own charm
This edt starts citrusy and gently spicy.
It is fresh and radiant, like a Granny Smith apple for breakfast, only more elegant, light-footed. There is no question of oppulence. But the fragrance is not too well-behaved and the pineapple note gives it a twist that should not be underestimated. It definitely has recognition value. Chance doesn't get too sweet, but pleasantly powdery and slightly warm. A small seduction or promise resonates, but with captivating lightness.
Patchouli, here in bright and natural form, grounds the fragrance and ensures that it does not drift into triviality. A feeling that creeps over me when drinking a wine spritzer.
Wine spritzer is nothing half and nothing whole - fortunately, this evil does not happen to Chance. He knows what he wants, but he doesn't say it directly-it's a hint.
There's nothing dusty here, a Chanel that hasn't written a story yet, but has some, if not immediately obvious, potential to do so.
The Edt welcomes you openly, but not obtrusively, in the base it gives you a friendly, but distant hand.
Great- for young women who have success or want to become successful, who are ambitious and for older, young at heart, who do not take life bitterly serious and enjoy with style.
This fragrance has a clear style, but he just does not impose. That speaks for him.
As great as I find this Edt, I wonder why I have not worn it for several years. It will move back in and was with Burberry Brit one of my first fragrances.
The Edp says me surprisingly not so completely, because in my opinion is there the light magic crushed, which is just called new beginning.
"And every beginning has an inherent magic that protects us and helps us to live"
-Hermann Hesse.
Almost the same notes are found in the edp, but the fruity tingle is lost in vanilla and patchouli. It is a lot warmer and will therefore also rightly find friends.
For an Edt Chance is very durable.
Usual quality of Chanel.
Young, cheerful, elegant. What would have stood him totally well: a leather note.
Well, eventually find the matching bag to the fragrance. No matter whether briefcase, high-quality shoulder bag or handbag. Chance, always suitable.
Sharply past just missed. Chance doesn't demonstrate, he thinks his piece and will win train-by-train. French tamed elegance. Hits the zeitgeist like no other. A story adults are only conditionally assigned to is Alice in Wonderland.
Today I picked up a very handsome edition, with illustrations by Benjamin Lacombe. A "companion piece" to the Little Prince, but one that has no place on my bookshelf, which really should change.
The two together would make a very nice gift package. If I had a teenage daughter, I would seriously consider it.
The fragrance somehow knows no age in the Edt version. Of course and rightly, one is interested in such fragrances, probably only from the age of 16. Before that, he would certainly be out of place.
For this, I'll do without a new flacon Chance for quite a while. Chance will certainly remain with us for a long time.
A fragrance that you do not have to hurry, because you suspect that soon the setting will follow.
Rose Pompon by A. Goutal creates a similar mood for me, which has little in common with Chance, apart from its freshness and lightness. It's a little more expressive, thoroughly fruity and floral, more romantic, but also restrained in an English way.
Spring Fresh.
And with Rose Pompon, too, I had to make several attempts to really appreciate it.
Chance I can imagine on most women and yet he does not sink in the huge offer. Sometimes you do feel a bit crushed in the consumer world.
Sometimes you're charmed, even though you shouldn't be. Chance is a young yet old-fashioned love, a new commitment from Chanel. Somehow, though, it polarizes, like Karl Lagerfeld.
Both Rose Pompon and Chance carry a pepper note that I really like. A little spice is essential in some cases.
Somehow, this fragrance is for those who haven't forgotten how to dream, but keep their cool in everyday life. A gentle powderiness gives it a bright iris note.
One feels here also reminded of the Chloé - fragrances, with the difference that Chance is balanced. In my perception. Chance walks on velvet paws, elegant and purposeful. A fitting drink would be sake. Or fragrant white tea with a gentle peach aroma. But Chance also fits in my second home, Düsseldorf.
Hectic not too densely populated big city, good business location with an artistic flair, on the beautiful Rhine, which forms a haven of peace.
Who can start with Chance yet not satisfied in the day, is perhaps with the L'eau - variant of the classic No. 5, well served.
The acts a little stricter and yet gentle.
The is a little finer and less pink, but does not have this fruity twist. Chanel sells dreams for everyone, whether that's good or bad is up for debate. The argument doesn't need to be decided because there is no answer, rather it is lived practice. And established.
The Corona period is reminiscent of the Biedermeier era, in one way comes to mind, in another way the opposite is true.
Enjoy testing and thanks for reading. Maybe someone will rediscover Chance for themselves-it's never too late.
This edt starts citrusy and gently spicy.
It is fresh and radiant, like a Granny Smith apple for breakfast, only more elegant, light-footed. There is no question of oppulence. But the fragrance is not too well-behaved and the pineapple note gives it a twist that should not be underestimated. It definitely has recognition value. Chance doesn't get too sweet, but pleasantly powdery and slightly warm. A small seduction or promise resonates, but with captivating lightness.
Patchouli, here in bright and natural form, grounds the fragrance and ensures that it does not drift into triviality. A feeling that creeps over me when drinking a wine spritzer.
Wine spritzer is nothing half and nothing whole - fortunately, this evil does not happen to Chance. He knows what he wants, but he doesn't say it directly-it's a hint.
There's nothing dusty here, a Chanel that hasn't written a story yet, but has some, if not immediately obvious, potential to do so.
The Edt welcomes you openly, but not obtrusively, in the base it gives you a friendly, but distant hand.
Great- for young women who have success or want to become successful, who are ambitious and for older, young at heart, who do not take life bitterly serious and enjoy with style.
This fragrance has a clear style, but he just does not impose. That speaks for him.
As great as I find this Edt, I wonder why I have not worn it for several years. It will move back in and was with Burberry Brit one of my first fragrances.
The Edp says me surprisingly not so completely, because in my opinion is there the light magic crushed, which is just called new beginning.
"And every beginning has an inherent magic that protects us and helps us to live"
-Hermann Hesse.
Almost the same notes are found in the edp, but the fruity tingle is lost in vanilla and patchouli. It is a lot warmer and will therefore also rightly find friends.
For an Edt Chance is very durable.
Usual quality of Chanel.
Young, cheerful, elegant. What would have stood him totally well: a leather note.
Well, eventually find the matching bag to the fragrance. No matter whether briefcase, high-quality shoulder bag or handbag. Chance, always suitable.
Sharply past just missed. Chance doesn't demonstrate, he thinks his piece and will win train-by-train. French tamed elegance. Hits the zeitgeist like no other. A story adults are only conditionally assigned to is Alice in Wonderland.
Today I picked up a very handsome edition, with illustrations by Benjamin Lacombe. A "companion piece" to the Little Prince, but one that has no place on my bookshelf, which really should change.
The two together would make a very nice gift package. If I had a teenage daughter, I would seriously consider it.
The fragrance somehow knows no age in the Edt version. Of course and rightly, one is interested in such fragrances, probably only from the age of 16. Before that, he would certainly be out of place.
For this, I'll do without a new flacon Chance for quite a while. Chance will certainly remain with us for a long time.
A fragrance that you do not have to hurry, because you suspect that soon the setting will follow.
Rose Pompon by A. Goutal creates a similar mood for me, which has little in common with Chance, apart from its freshness and lightness. It's a little more expressive, thoroughly fruity and floral, more romantic, but also restrained in an English way.
Spring Fresh.
And with Rose Pompon, too, I had to make several attempts to really appreciate it.
Chance I can imagine on most women and yet he does not sink in the huge offer. Sometimes you do feel a bit crushed in the consumer world.
Sometimes you're charmed, even though you shouldn't be. Chance is a young yet old-fashioned love, a new commitment from Chanel. Somehow, though, it polarizes, like Karl Lagerfeld.
Both Rose Pompon and Chance carry a pepper note that I really like. A little spice is essential in some cases.
Somehow, this fragrance is for those who haven't forgotten how to dream, but keep their cool in everyday life. A gentle powderiness gives it a bright iris note.
One feels here also reminded of the Chloé - fragrances, with the difference that Chance is balanced. In my perception. Chance walks on velvet paws, elegant and purposeful. A fitting drink would be sake. Or fragrant white tea with a gentle peach aroma. But Chance also fits in my second home, Düsseldorf.
Hectic not too densely populated big city, good business location with an artistic flair, on the beautiful Rhine, which forms a haven of peace.
Who can start with Chance yet not satisfied in the day, is perhaps with the L'eau - variant of the classic No. 5, well served.
The acts a little stricter and yet gentle.
The is a little finer and less pink, but does not have this fruity twist. Chanel sells dreams for everyone, whether that's good or bad is up for debate. The argument doesn't need to be decided because there is no answer, rather it is lived practice. And established.
The Corona period is reminiscent of the Biedermeier era, in one way comes to mind, in another way the opposite is true.
Enjoy testing and thanks for reading. Maybe someone will rediscover Chance for themselves-it's never too late.
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