Nomade 2018 Eau de Parfum

Nomade (Eau de Parfum) by Chloé
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Ranked 92 in Women's Perfume
7.6 / 10 747 Ratings
A popular perfume by Chloé for women, released in 2018. The scent is floral-fruity. It is being marketed by Coty.
Pronunciation
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Main accords

Floral
Fruity
Fresh
Chypre
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
FreesiaFreesia
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Mirabelle plumMirabelle plum
Base Notes Base Notes
OakmossOakmoss

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7.6747 Ratings
Longevity
7.8660 Ratings
Sillage
7.3661 Ratings
Bottle
8.2688 Ratings
Value for money
8.0353 Ratings
Submitted by OPomone, last update on 20.04.2024.
Interesting Facts
The face of the advertising campaign is French actress Ariane Labed, photographed by Ryan McGinley and filmed by Fleur Fortuné.

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DonJuanDeCat

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DonJuanDeCat
DonJuanDeCat
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Nice 0815
What's up, folks? D

Today I'd like to introduce you to one of Chloé's newer fragrances, Nomad. This is the first EDP published last year (2018). So, first of all: What is a nomad at all?

Well, nomads are people who either live alone or mostly in a small group or society and have no permanent residence, because they constantly move from one place to the next, with all their belongings. This way of life can have different causes or reasons. Some live from cattle breeding and always move to places where there is food for the animals. Some are migrant workers and live wherever they are needed.

So, what does this have to do with scents? Quite simple: Chloé apparently knew that some scent freaks could live as nomads, because you freaks can be trusted that you are always on the hunt for the next scent. And if you can't get to some scents, you'll follow the scents and stay where you can test new ones, only to move on once you're done testing and smell the next scent opportunities! Well, I can imagine that you would have done something like that in the past if you couldn't order everything or at least a lot on the internet today! D
Somehow good that there is perfume, and you have me but also on your neck :D

But well, let's get to the fragrance, which hopefully is good, because I've had good experiences with most Chloé fragrances!

The fragrance:
Well, I have to say that the fragrance doesn't smell like the fragrance pyramid here. Well, actually it is, but what you see in the fragrance pyramid is only a fraction of what else you can smell.
At the beginning, for example, I don't smell the freesias I gave, but more fruity citric noises. There would be a citrus mix, consisting of bergamot and orange (well, these are probably the mirabelle plums), which I feel quite nice and also fresh. Every now and then this freshness reminds also a little bit of mint. Only a little later do the floral notes appear. And also here I smell the roses first, before I perceive a little freesia. What I like about this fragrance is that the freesias don't smell a little dry and stuffy like they often do (or I often perceive it that way). The fragrance is a little sweet then, and this sweetness also increases a little with time, especially if a little amber (and even a little musk later) appears later.
In the background the fragrance is slightly powdery and soft or airy, I think this is due to resinous (but rather not further identifiable) fragrances. Much later the fragrance smells still slightly citric, and more flowery, whereby now the flowery notes become somewhat unsweeter, presumably because the Jasmine now fades away.
But also the other sweet scents like amber and musk fade away in the later base, so that the later base of the fragrance remains rather unsweet (or less sweet, as a little sweetness remains) and smells more flowery. Especially the later base I find quite irrelevant from the otherwise quite nice scent. Oh and oakmoss I hardly noticed... at least this fragrance didn't smell the way I'm used to.

The Sillage and the shelf life:
The Sillage is mediocre to good. Well, in the beginning he still radiates quite well and is therefore easy and intense to smell. But then the charisma quickly diminishes and stays at a mediocre level for quite a while, so that you can best smell him up close without having to get close to him. The shelf life is about seven or eight hours, maybe a little more, which is quite good.

The bottle:
The bottle is something different from most of the Chloé bottles, which are mostly reminiscent of ancient temples with columns. This one is a roundish, disc-shaped and bulbous bottle with a pink scented liquid. The neck is gold-plated and the brand name is engraved on the front. The lid is cylindrical, gold-plated and half covered with leather, from which a (artificial?) leather band also emanates as a decorative element. All in all a very nice bottle, even if I like the "temple-like" ones better.

There! Well, I think Nomade (EDP) is quite successful. He is not a high flyer now and nothing new at all, but it is for me a solid and really nice smelling women's fragrance. I think it could be worn on loose days, such as leisure time, as well as at work, for example, preferably on warmer days.

But I also know that it seems to divide the ladies, since I have seen myself now from cousins and aunts etc. that some like the scent, but some others do not. I would recommend a test anyway, or even because of that, because you never know how it works with one. It's best not to have too big expectations from the beginning, because the fragrance already has a 0815 charisma, but it's still quite nice!

Soo... I hope you had fun reading it, it seems that I don't always have a running internet here at the moment. So it may well be that I can publish a Kommi for a few days in a row, and then again not at all for a few days. Well, let's see! If it comes the next few days nothing more from me, then you know that I have landed in the absolute radio hole hell, argh :D

Well then, have a nice evening :)
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Joline

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Joline
Joline
Top Review 17  
Curiosity about the most beautiful satisfied
After seeing the fragrance pyramid of Chloés Nomade here, I was immediately terribly curious ... because oakmoss is not typical for the mainstream fragrances of Cholé. The combination with Mirabelle plum and the very spartan number of used scents I found additionally exciting.

In the meantime, I have come across a much more luxuriant composition in another perfume forum ... namely:

Top notes: Mirabelle, Bergamot, Lemon, Orange
Heart notes: freesia, jasmine, peach, rose
Base: oak moss, amber wood, patchouli, musk

After finally testing Nomade today (in perfumery), I can confirm at least some of the additional notes - although I'm not very good at recognizing scents.

The fragrance begins fruity and tangy, like a sparkling fruit sparkling wine. I like this tingling quality very much, because it makes the prelude very invigorating and cheerful. It's pretty obvious there's some citrus involved.

Already here I notice that the fragrance has a quite synthetic quality, but in this case it doesn't bother me at all. It smells "deliberately" and not badly done.

I couldn't have named the flowers of the heart note, but I noticed the peach - but not with the sweet, pompous note that the peach has in some lovely or even gourmand waters. The fragrance stays fresh for my sensation until dry-down tingling with a light fruit sweetness and a tart touch that resonates all the time with.

Then the really tart and woody notes join in, and I particularly notice patchouli. I can't explicitly smell the smell of oakmoss. The base is woody-earthy-herb ... even a little green ... but maintains a quiet, tingling sweetness that is both fruity and floral (jasimin?) ... and something warm is also involved (musk?). The base is not soft but a bit scratchy, but I think it's just right and not piercing or otherwise unpleasant.

Since I can only refer to the wrist test so far and did not find the best conditions for a Sillage test on my way home from the perfumery, I can unfortunately report little on this aspect. But the fragrance didn't seem soft to me, but rather intense, without being intrusive.

The durability can unfortunately not be judged so well in the wrist test because the scent molecules are constantly absorbed and have little chance of surviving for a few hours. But I'm guessing rather average.

All in all, I was very positively surprised by Nomade and find that my great curiosity for the most beautiful things was satisfied. At the moment I'm fighting with myself, because I didn't want to buy anything new ;) .

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Lola1997

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Lola1997
Lola1997
Top Review 28  
From one who is different from the others
I didn't really want to write a comment here. Only, for what I would have to say to Nomade, the text size of a statement is unfortunately not sufficient. Therefore "my statement in long version" to Nomad here as comment, especially because, I think, that one should not do her (the Nomadin) wrong:

Every perfume is "arguable", so is Chloé, too, "arguable" and it is obvious that even nomads are "arguable" - and in all 3 cases this is a good thing.
I personally do not belong to those who first meticulously analyse a scent, break it down into its components, in order to allow themselves a judgement, sometimes even to the point of being a judge of "good and evil", especially since the times of ancient Rome and its Caesars (thumbs up - thumbs down) have long since passed. Multilayeredness is the keyword here and multilayered I also find Nomade.

When one deals with nomads, one inevitably deals with s at least indirectly - with Chloé, and no other fragrance from this manufacturer denies its origin as much as Nomade does. I think that when you try the fragrance, you expect "typical Chloé" and you will be disappointed. Because this nomad is very much living up to her role, because she doesn't belong to the other, rather girlish and pure scents with a certain, clean washing powder image, but has an independent appearance, far away from that of her sisters.

Nomade is at first almost harsh, almost stabbing, almost like the stab of a scorpion, especially if I expect "typical Chloé" somehow. That was also my very first impression, but the nomad didn't sting me right away, but she didn't let me go right away. Their language is just different, maybe then also their message.

2 or 3 sprayers on the test strip or on the skin are already times 1 or 2 sprayers too much. The nomad rather seeks distance, also when spraying on, because she needs space and air to be able to unfold and show herself and her subtleties. And this also applies to inhaling, smelling this fragrance, because it is there, unmistakable. So this becomes a nomad for me a question of how to deal with each other, and if you understand how to deal with each other, you also understand each other - much better even than perhaps first assumed.
The nomad is not complicated, nor is she generally flowery, because where she is located flowers are in short supply. Nevertheless, she knows how to carry a touch of it with her without letting it dry in the heat.

Nomad is somehow perhaps even contradictory and certainly not integer, as one could expect from a nomad in general or accuse her of it, but nevertheless she has her roots.
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Itsbrinaw

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Itsbrinaw
Itsbrinaw
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First convinced
I bought the fragrance this year and tested it a few times before. In the beginning I found it fresh and flowery and decided to buy it. When I applied it (always on the neck/hairline below) I had to notice quickly that it was too penetrating in my nose. Was it the freesia? I had the feeling that I had a headache smell and have worn it very rarely since then. It's a shame, because every time I smell it, I like it
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16paws

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16paws
16paws
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Not only for travellers ..
Douglas the other day. "How do you do? Can I help you with something? Looking for something in particular?" You know how it is. I am rarely on the search, but a true master in "finding" and I pass that on to the eager saleswoman. Do you think she could show me the novelties? Of course. That's how we get to the Chloe fragrance shelf. There already stands another Douglette, no that is meant absolutely not pejoratively, the ladies partly call themselves so. I'm fine. I'm fine. She also has customers and praises "Nomade" in the highest tones. "It's a fragrance for ladies who like to travel," she says. My saleswoman grins and asks her colleague why Nomade should be a fragrance for women who love to travel. This one answers completely seriously ... I swear ... that's the original tone: "Nomads do wander through the desert, that's why it's also a scent for ladies who like to travel".

But the fragrance could also be suitable for less wanderlust women, especially if unsweet, more bitter fragrances are appreciated and by men of course also. Freesia, mirabelle plum and oakmoss, are not the complete ingredients of Nomade, a little more is hidden behind it already.

I smell citric notes in the opening. In my opinion, it is neither lemon nor mandarin. It could possibly be lime or bergamot. Freesia is very present, unsweet, but still beautiful. I would not have recognized Mirabelle plum now necessarily, had there been plum, I would have believed it also. If I recall correctly, the mirabelle plum is a plum species, right? Besides, there seems to be another fruit hiding, what exactly, I don't know. The scent goes in the direction of apricot, peach or perhaps nectarine. A white-flowered heron that keeps itself very, very discreetly in the background is also part of the party. It could be jasmine or orange blossom, but since the blossoms are used in homeopathic dosage, I really can't say for sure.

The only thing that bothers me about Nomade is a synthetic note that keeps flashing up. I suspect the oakmoss is certainly not of natural origin. Fortunately, this component is only present for a short time and disappears quickly, otherwise I would not have bought Nomade at all.

Except for the synthetic interlude, I like Nomade exceptionally well and I really, really like to wear it. It's suitable for all occasions and doesn't bite either - but it certainly isn't an olfactory masterpiece. The fragrance is very linear, with no surprises and no corners or edges. It won't be a classic for sure (I would have to be very wrong about that) and at some point it will have disappeared from the market without a sound or a sound
What really knocks me out of the stool, though, is the durability. Nomade lasts 24 hours with me - from one shower to the next and on clothes much, much longer.

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Jazzy76Jazzy76 6 years ago
Pleasant, but nothing special. It's a light day scent with a poor and basic bouquet.If I smell it I don't imagine at all any adventure!
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PurpleKatPurpleKat 11 months ago
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A stunning & unique scent! Fresh, fruity, uplifting - I really love it, especially in Spring when it's sunny and warm, but not too hot yet!
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Hartsy3Hartsy3 10 months ago
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Gorgeous lemony-plum with an adventurous mossy undertone. Vintage in its complexity but not "dated." Very powerful. Not a safe blind buy.
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VivienneKVivienneK 4 years ago
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It is a nice and classy inoffensive chypre with a delicate fruity twist for everyday wear. Not a statement, rather mellow, good for office,
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TruckladyTrucklady 5 years ago
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Dry oakmoss, heady freesia and tart mirabelle. Equals a windy spring day when forces of nature are stronger than me. Big time love.
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