Chanel Coco Mademoiselle EDP 100ml

Chanel Coco Mademoiselle EDP 100ml is irresistibly sensual and irrepressibly spirited. A sparkling, bold floral-woody fragrance that recalls a daring young Coco Chanel. An absolutely modern composition with a strong yet surprisingly fresh character. Sparks of fresh and vibrant orange immediately awaken the senses. A clear and sensual heart reveals the transparent accords of jasmine and May rose. The scent finally unfurls with the vibrant accents of patchouli and vetiver.

Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Spray has notes of fresh and vibrant orange that immediately awaken the senses. The next notes are transparent accords of jasmine and May rose. The scent finally unfurls with the vibrant accents of patchouli and vetiver. Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Intense is infused with a stronger note of patchouli. It also has a warm, soft and feminine amber accord—and an intoxicating blend of tonka bean and vanilla

To increase the longevity of your fragrance, we recommend fragrance harmonizing. Cleanse with Bath Soap, and then apply Body Lotion or Body Creme. Spray Eau de Toilette lavishly all over your body and then apply Parfum or Eau de Parfum to your pulse points. As your body temperature changes, it will bring out all the different notes of the fragrance.

Chanel History

In 1921, a clever French businesswoman and belle of the Parisian social elite created a scent that revolutionised the way women smell. Ninety years later Chanel No 5 is arguably still the world's most iconic perfume. With a healthy disregard for social etiquette and a retinue of friends and admirers among the city's "racy" women, couturier Coco Chanel traversed the boundaries between lady and mistress.

By the beginning of the twenties Chanel was already a phenomenon in French fashion circles. She had come to Paris as the mistress of the textile baron Etienne Balsan in 1909 and set up a millinery boutique under Balsan's apartment. By 1921, she had a series of successful boutiques in Paris, Deauville and Biarritz, she owned a villa in the south of France and drove around in her own blue Rolls Royce. Now she wanted to create a scent that could describe the new, modern woman she epitomised.

But Chanel's background was troubled and complex, and it was something that seeped into her trademark fragrance. She was the daughter of a market-stall holder and a laundry woman in rural France, but when her mother died she was sent to a Cistercian convent at Aubazine where she spent her teenage years.