Allure Homme Edition Blanche

Allure Homme White Edition from Chanel is a green essential olfactory product that combines classic French elegance with fresh air. Launched in 2008 and added to the original perfume by Jacques Polge, this verse of Concentrated Eau de Toilette was released as one but refinished and separated into the Allure line. Desde a primeira borrifada, somos envolvidos por a abertura vibrante et luminosa com limão verdadeiro et bergamot, que entregam um frescor cítrico cortante, mas incrivelmente elegante. Logo is designed, the perfume has evolved for a cremosidade that is flavored with pink pepper, sand and a delicious flavor of butter, perfectly balanced and initial citrus with a comfortable and sophisticated base. A fava tonka encerra a experiência com un toque amended and lifted atalcado, selando essa fragrância com un assinatura envolvente et inconfundível. Long life is moderate, at least 6 hours, which is excellent for a citrus. Projection/Rastro boa na primeira hora e meia, com una silagem refinada et volvente. Fixação é boa na pele e ainda melhor em roupas, wave os cremosos acordes prolongam. Allure Homme White Edition shines especially in media conditions and temperatures, which are perfect for the first and last. Its sophisticated and fresco or torn characteristics are ideal for: Negotiation meetings lasting or day Daily social and information events Occasional encounters may cause an impression of discrepancy and elegance. Apesar de sua initial leveza, a base quente e cremosa permite ou souse en climats mais amenos e até mesmo during nights mais frescas de verão. Chanel's excellence is evident: the transition between its notes is impeccable, with high-quality materials and a construction that reflects sophistication and effort. É um perfume that transmits luxo moderno com sobriedade. Brief comparison of EDT Concentree vs Eau de Parfum Embored a versão Eau de Parfum (launched subsequently) with great density and fragrance, but included in the notes of bath and sand, although we consider that it lost its brilliant citrus nature that turned into a unique EDT Concentrate. A EDP is but dense, while the EDT offers a perfect balance between freshness and creaminess, it is versatile and elegant for long periods of time. Veredito: Allure Homme Édition Blanche EDT Concentrated is superior in fragrance but versatile, original and olfactory harmonious. Final Rating: 9.6/10 Allure Homme Édition Blanche EDT Concentree is an essential perfume that has a sophisticated citrus with uncontainable and balanced performance. A modern classic that continues to be relevant and admired — a verdadeiro version of masculine perfume.

An amazing summertime banger. I'm the type of guy that typically finds sweetness overpowering and kind of annoying in the summer high heat. It can get overly sweet and cloying. This, however, is an exception. The citrusy and fresh sweetness that you'll find here is very moderate, very well-blended and very inoffensive. I'd go as far as to say it's one of the most inoffensive summer fragrances. Oftentimes I'll wear it when I can barely stand to wear anything else. This is one of those frags that is very hard to hate. The scent profile is extremely pleasant, reminding me of eating desserts by the seaside (though you should know this is not an aquatic scent at all). I'd also say it's quite versatile. It's very office-safe, but not too formal to where it's a straight up office frags. I often wear it on dates during the summer, as girls love the sweet, but inoffensive sexiness. Usually, the reaction is that it makes me smell like something they want to eat. I say go ahead, gal. It leans masculine, but there also isn't anything specifically preventing a girl from wearing it herself. It wouldn't smell out of place. Quite frankly, it wouldn't smell out of place anywhere. The performance is weak-to-moderate. The longevity isn't bad, but it doesn't project much. To be honest, I find this to be somewhat of a plus in the hot weather. Strong scents during high heat make me nauseous. Though it is something to be kept in mind. The bottle is pretty blandish looking, but the atomizer is amazing. You get a very well dosed mist of fragrance that is evenly distributed across a wide area - perfection. The only real issue with this is the cost. For a designer - it ain't cheap. Sometimes you'll actually find Chanel products cheaper in-store, rather than through discounters, so if you're thinking of buying this - do your research. You are paying for quality, however, not just for the brand name. It's my favorite Chanel fragrance - above Bleu and above Sport eau Extreme, as well as one of my favorite summer scents of all time. My recommendation is to try it out in a store and see if you like it. I'd say it's blind-buy safe as far as the scent profile is concerned, but due to the price I'm still going to recommend a try before you buy.

What a beautiful refreshing, elegant and timeless masterpiece by Chanel! This stuff is straight 🔥 . In the opening of Allure Homme Edition Blanche you instantly get this sharp, zesty, intoxicating, incredibly realistic fresh lemon that's to die for. It's honestly the most natural lemon/citrus note I've ever smelled in designer fragrances. It's super refreshing, calming and uplifting. To complement the citrus, this smooth, creamy and slightly sweet vanilla note adds a dimension that makes the fragrance feel rich, full, and sophisticated. Also slightly peppery like the rest of the Allure line. I hear a lot of people comparing this to a lemon pie, while I don't think this necessarily smells edible like some other gourmand scents, I do agree it's a good way to give you an idea of what this smells like. Enjoy the lemon while it lasts because it’s very short lived unfortunately. As it dries down, the woody base and tonka take over and leave a soft, creamy trail. If I had to describe this in two words it would be 'natural' and 'elegant'. The Allure line is arguably the GOAT, no unnecessary flankers, and every release share the DNA but also accomplishes something unique. The original is classy and sophisticated, Sport is refreshing, Sport Cologne is extremely zesty, Spot Eau Extreme is sensual, and Edition Blanche in my opinion takes the best elements from each one and combine them into one. It has the best citrus opening, fresh and zesty but without aldehydes, while maintaining the deep, complex and sensual parts of the DNA. Everything in this scent feels so familiar compared to its other Allure siblings but the result is unique in its own. This is a must have if you are a citrus or Chanel lover. The scent is easily 10/10 and would be 10/10 overall as well if the performance didn't suck. But honestly the scent is so good it's still worth it despite the lackluster performance. Opening: 11/10 Dry down: 10/10 Uniqueness: 9/10 Versatility: 9/10 Presentation: 9.7/10 Sillage: 8.5/10 Longevity: 5/10 Sprays: 4-8 Season: Spring, summer Occasion: Warm weather signature, dress up Overall Rating: 9.7/10

This is my Signature Scent and the BEST i have ever smelled to Date! Mr. Polge created a real Masterpiece that has not much to do with the Original or the Sport Version in my opinion. From the first test in the shopping Mall i knew, i have to buy it immediately. Now I have always one bottle in reserve, if the first bottle becomes empty. Its really lovely, beginning with the calabrian Bergamotte and Lemon giving the lemon/lime sorbet smell to it very fresh and tasty, not a hint of cheap cologne smell to detect, wonderfull. This is really fast mixing with the creamy powdery smell of the vanilla and sandelwood. The full Citric smell is fading very slowly and is ending with a Ambery/Musky coconation that stays for hours. Sillage is moderate if you spray it once on a single spot, but can be transformed to a powerhouse if you spray the same spot twice, as the first spray is mostly absorbed by dry skin. Then It can be detected over miles and is lasting for hours (6-8), thats the little secret to overcome the lack of sillage and longevity some are missing. Wearing it brings tons of compliments by women (and men too), and my own girlfriend prais it as my holy grail. But its never offending or colying, so very safe to use for every situation no matter if you go to dinner, office or a party! So if you are searching for a summer scent that can be used in winter too, this is what you are searching for... an elegant and sexy Masterpiece!

There are plenty of reviews already stating how great Chanel Allure Edition Blanche is, so I'm going to focus this review dispelling/contextualizing some of the bad reactions it gets: Myth #1: "AHEB smells like Swiffer/Lemon Pledge." Fact: This Lemon Pledge vibe is really only in the opening minute, and/or trying it on paper. The sour acidity quickly settles into a smooth yet bright and natural smelling lemon-vanilla, with the dry-down advancing towards the woodier base thereafter. Myth #2: "AHEB has terrible performance." Fact: AHEB has no worse performance than most other natural-smelling citrus fragrances, and certainly better than some. To confirm what another reviewer said, body heat and moderately higher temperatures really do boost its performance, making it great for the summer and gym. Two sprays on the shirt, plus two or three between the wrist and neck will last and moderately project most of the day (six to eight hours). I say this as someone who 1) has terrible skin longevity, and 2) lives in a dry desert climate. Certainly, AHEB is not a particularly loud fragrance, but that actually suits its refined and uplifting atmosphere. Myth #3: "AHEB is discontinued." Fact: AHEB is still available by visiting Chanel.com.

To keep it simple, it has a smell that can seem very chemical but only when first sprayed. It then settles into a lovely citrus ands vanilla frag and is noticeable for around 1.5 hours, if i wear this then i decant 3 mls into a portable plastic sprayer and add more as the day goes on. I have all of the allure flankers and i love them all as they do keep the allure DNA. This one is definitely better when used at night and upon the upper chest. I enjoy all of the flankers but the eau extreme EDP is, by far, the strongest but doesn’t have that summers vibe to it. I am shocked to hear, if true, that it will be discontinued so i am glad i bought a 2/3 bottle, cheaply from ebay. I would certainly have no hesitation is recommending this but, at 58 and even though I act, look and feel younger then i am afraid it’s a bit young for me although i do not really care as i buy what i like and not to impress. It makes me feel happy when wearing it but PLEASE try wearing it when the sun goes down and you will notice a marked difference, much like i do with the Guerlain santal. Really nice juice but it is weak and that can be covered by taking some along with you. At the price i don’t think anyone can complain

The now-discontinued EDT is one of my favourites for summer. Certainly not complex - just a well-blended, delicious lemon meringue pie fragrance. It's bright, but without being sharp like many bergamot-based colognes are. The downsides are its linearity and the fact that it disappears within 20 minutes if you put it on with even slightly dry skin. If you moisturise beforehand, it lasts maybe 2 hours? Definitely look elsewhere if you are after performance. And don't do what I did and spend disproportionate amounts of money on the discontinued EDT. This is too ephemeral to be worth the trouble. The EDP lasts a bit longer, but lacks the sweet vanilla and unfortunately smells closer to a lemon cleaning product, at least in the opening. The unfortunate truth is that it's hard to find something truly similar to this. It should be simple - a vaguely masculine, dessert-like lemon fragrance with very little bergamot. But many of the fragrances people recommend as being similar to this - Hanae Mori HM and L'Homme Ideal Cologne spring to mind - don't get close at all. Perhaps try Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta, if you're after a well-blended lemon cologne where the bergamot isn't overpowering.

For the first couple of minutes, I get overpowering lemons, but Edition Blanche begins to shine after that harsh opening settles down and it begins to move toward the heart. It warms up nicely with the powder notes and pink pepper wrapped in a hint of amber and then casually drifts into a pleasant vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood dry down while retaining a subtle lemon cream accord throughout. I get a more natural lemon as opposed to some of the synthetic lemon I've smelled in other fragrances. Moderate performance with 3 sprays but enormous sillage with 12 sprays. This one is really easy to turn the dial up to beast mode. I get 9+ hours on my skin which is great for a fresh lemon fragrance. It has a certain complexity to it, like the many facets of a diamond, and the more I wore it, the more I came to appreciate it. It is only available through Chanel botiques, making it an exclusive luxery addition to the Allure line. Edition Blanche has gone from a special occasion summer fragrance to my signature scent and it's an easy reach for all 6 months of summer.

I bought CAHSEE before and I was in love with it. I keep seeing Blanche in my surfing for frags to buy but seeing the price was prohibitive. This was a blind buy based on the high ratings. No decant available to test. You will be greeted by a sweet strong citrus lemony scent at the opening. This made the difference compared to CAHSEE. I imagined the lemon drop candies I used to suck when I was young. Drying down, you'll smell CAHSEE DNA then a citrus powdery dry down. Others would say there is musk in the dry down but none in my experience. Linear scent keeping that lemon smell all throughout. Longevity would be 4-5 hours. Projection at 1 arms length on respray. Aside from the compliments I got today, I also had that self satisfaction of the scent I was smelling - - sweet and huggable.... Wishful thinking. The price isn't chump change and this could be its limitation for the purchase. If this was priced lower probably it will be always out of stock. For me, the quality of the fragrance is well worth it.

Tested out my new bottle today. Man this is one of the freshest juices I’ve ever smelled! And that’s across the board thru designer and niche. One of the complaints I’ve been seeing a lot with this fragrance is that the longevity is weak. Well I thought so too but not so... I was able to get good and decent whiffs of it thru the first 5 hours, mind you I was driving for that 5 hours. After driving for 5 hours and then doing some light weight physical work for about 2 &1/2 hours, working up some heat on my body, I was really able to smell it. I thought it died once I started working but once I got back in my truck after working, the fragrance started kicking even more. So for what it was I got a round about of 8 plus hours. Which leads me to say that I believe this fragrance will definitely work in warm and hot weather. I think it will project well too. If you feel the performance was lacking, try it in warmer weather or wear it to the gym. I think this definitely works best with body heat.

When it first arrived in 2008, Allure Homme Édition Blanche EDT was a fresh fragrance done the Chanel way — understated, balanced, and quietly luxurious. While other citrus scents went sharp and linear, this blended zesty lemon with warm, creamy woods in a way that felt effortless and modern. The opening was brighter, airier, and more effervescent than the later EDP version. It had a crispness up top that gave way to a lightly spiced, creamy dry down, making it one of the most versatile warm-weather fragrances of its time. What many don’t realize is that this wasn’t just another flanker — it was a standout in the Allure line. It proved that citrus could be both invigorating and refined, a fresh scent with character rather than cliché. Even now, it’s remembered fondly by collectors and Chanel loyalists for its brightness and texture, qualities the 2014 EDP smoothed out but never quite replaced.

I went to the Chanel boutique today to try out their mens fragrances. This is such an amazing fragrance from the Allure Homme line. This is my 3rd favorite fragrance from the Allure Homme line and probably one of the most underrated ones. This starts off very citrusy, woody, and vanilic. To my nose, this smelled absolutely delicious. It smelt like a lemon meringue pie, and that made me fall in love with this fragrance. It is so smooth, creamy and so beautiful. Amazingly blended masterpiece by Chanel. Let's talk about performance. I got around 6 hours on my skin with a medium projection leaning masculine. I recommend this for the spring and summer. This works best in the day time. Lastly, is it a safe blind buy? For sure it is. If you love gourmand, lemony scents, you will love this. In conclusion: Scent: 10/10 Longevity: 7/10 Projection: 6.5/10 Chanel Allure Homme Edition Blanche: 8.5/10

I have long since enjoyed the Allure Homme line, I think a good many of them are fantastic. This summer I found myself craving something very specific, my mind felt compelled by this idea of a creamy lemon scent - and of course this was the only natural solution. Lemon, as a note, I find can be a challenge; there are too many lemon-forward fragrances which come off like surface cleaner. Chanel could never make such a mistake. Yes, the lemon is present in overdose, it’s sharp, rindy and slightly sour nature dominating the scent profile - however the creamy facet of vanilla and tonka grounds it beautifully. It doesn’t last particularly long, but I’d rather that than have it butchered with a barrage of amber molecules. This scent is beautifully simple and refreshing, yet remains perfectly suave and refined in typical Chanel fashion - a must have for the summer.

This is a posh lemon vanilla scent. I first encountered this at a duty free store at the airport and at the time and come to associate this with a vacation scent and I haven't came across another scent that is similar. I picture eating a lemon tart sitting on a balcony somewhere in Italy or Greece. The smell is almost gourmand and so expertly blended there is almost no harshness to the scent. It's definitely leans unisex and I can totally see women falling in love with this creamy dessert type scent even though it is marketed to men. Projection is average but sillage is quite good in my opinion. I think for this type of scent, the performance is appropriate because this is the type that is meant to be a luxurious poolside and afternoon tea occasion rather than a club banger. Longevity is about average, but it's so good I don't even mind refreshing.

A Citrusy Masterpiece: Allure Homme Édition Blanche is a timeless fragrance that embodies the essence of sophistication. The vibrant burst of citrus at the opening is both refreshing and invigorating, creating an immediate sense of energetic elegance. As the scent unfolds, the creamy lemon merges seamlessly with a soft, spicy warmth, evoking a unique blend of excitement and comfort. The longevity is commendable, gracefully accompanying you from morning till dusk. The sillage leaves a captivating trail that is assertive without being overpowering. Allure Homme Édition Blanche is not just a fragrance, but an olfactory journey that epitomizes class and modernity with a nostalgic touch of traditional charm. The balance achieved in this scent is nothing short of genius - a true hallmark of Chanel's mastery in perfumery.

This became my most used fragrance for the last year. One of the few that I have emptied the bottle, mainly for two reasons: 1) It's so good, addictive, and 2) you have to atomize about 10 times for it to be somehow noticed. It's just how many people describe it: a smooth lemon pie with an exquisite vanilla note combined. It shines in summer-spring and in daytime, though it still is a classy fragrance you can pull off during night time. The tonka bean gives it a creamy feeling after a few minutes being sprayed on, not being overwhelming. I'd give it about 1-2 hours of projection at most, after that it becomes a skin fragrance for about 3-4 more hours. If you're looking for a clean, classy and citrusy fragrance that is out of the ordinary ones we are bombarded with today, go for it. You won't be disappointed.

This is very lemony and maybe even more creamy than lemony. The dry down is woody and light but still distinct and present. It does also have the Chanel character to it. I’ve applied this scent at 9 pm and woken up to it still on my shirt at 11 am the next day. Performance is not an issue for me at all despite many having contrasting opinions. Good day time scent but there are also certainly scenarios where this scent can be worn on a nice white shirt on a late night out. It smells heavenly and definitely unique for a citrus fragrance, so I don’t think I’ll stop buying it. I did admittedly have to grow into this fragrance over a week or so but once it clicked I enjoyed it immensely. I can’t emphasize how much I think you should get this, and at the least I would highly recommend trying this one out.

I used to dislike this fragrance back when I bought a 10 mL decant of this one, that was when my nose wasn't trained for fragrances other than those mainstream ones (like Eros, La Nuit de L'Homme, Sauvage, etc). But now, I love it. Creamy lemon with a slight spice and a hint of sweetness. I'm actually impressed with this one and I'm thinking about buying the full bottle of it, someday. 8/10 overall (because of the performance), but the scent is a solid 9/10. Edit: One more thing, it *does not* smell like L'Homme Ideal Cologne. Ideal Cologne is more fizzy and it has grapefruit instead of lemon. It also has that signature almond from the L'Homme Ideal line and the orange is much more noticeable there too. Allure Homme Edition Blanche is mostly lemon, vanilla, and pink pepper.

Allure Homme Editon Blanche is beautiful citric perfume with outstanding classiness and sensuality. Among Chanel, which is my favorite perfume house, Blanche is best male perfume. Blanche is a smell of french kiss under pouring rain in city square. Its a smell of the wind hitting the sail on Mediteranean coast. Its a smell of children laughter, the sound enters your windows while you sleep in summer morning. Its a smell of the ringing bell from church tower. Nine gentle kicks. Its a smell of summer air blossomed, restful and balmy. You lay and hear the laughter... and the bell. And your not quite awake yet. You feel the hand on top of yours, soothing and caressing. Blanche is a smell of blessings. I've been in love with it since our first encounter.

I remember smelling this perfume in a store, I absolutely fell in love with it, unlike any citrus perfume you have ever smelled... I never read or saw any review, I’m just a fan of Chanel, they always produce quality perfumes, and this is no exception... it really does smell like a lemon pie, it’s just a beautifully crafted perfume that has a good rating for a reason. People are obsessed with projection/ longevity/ sillage... wear it because it smells nice, because you like it, and if someone else can smell it, then that’s a plus, but stop obsessing about how strong something is, some just aren’t meant to smell and project like atomic bombs. Edition Blanche will always be with me, I absolutely love it... expensive? Yes... worth it? Definitely.