Chanel No 19 Poudre

After researching, and reading up on reviews here, as well as the discussion board conversations, I made a blind buy of Chanel No. 19 Poudre EDP, as my only way of getting my hands on it (which I very rarely, if ever do). I am SO delighted I made the leap (not cheap either, as 100ml was my only option), but I absolutely love it!! 💞 I can definitely see this as being a very personal preference, and the notes corresponding with what one typically likes in a fragrance. Personally I go for citrus, fresh, woody scents; even though citrus is listed low, I can very much detect more citrus in it than what one may expect, if going only off of the listed notes...and it is so, so much more complex than expected overall. On first spritz, I find zero synthetic/chemical smell (again, somewhat rare to me), immediately sensing a very green type of iris and jasmine, powdery, woody and earthy, clean and fresh, citrus, with just a hint of spiciness, all in a much warmer, really rather sensual vibe. It is quite beautiful, and one I don't see myself tiring of anytime soon, if at all. It is absolutely perfect on it's own, but layers beautifully as well, if wanting to play up any specific aspect. (The powdery strength in particular, in my opinion, wouldn't need any help to strengthen it whatsoever though, I find it just right.) Adding a dominant citrus (I tried both Solinotes Yuzu for this, and separately Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche...this was my favourite combination so far), any strong rose (like Elizabeth Arden Wild Rose) for slightly more depth and added floral, Artisan John Varvatos makes it even more earthy, with a nice spicy kick (the bold ginger plays so interestingly with the powdery notes here), while Armani Code for Women really amps up the blood orange citrus, general warmth, and subtle musk overall aspect (a perfect and gorgeous date night combo). As said though, I love, love it on it's own, but the few above layering options I have tried so far, they bring out the rather unique qualities of No. 19 Poudre for me. Lastly, I typically only use perfumes on my clothing, and it REALLY lasts forever (until washed), yet the sillage is just right, and not at all overpowering; if not overdone, it needs to be discovered on you, which is absolutely perfect for me. I find it to be inoffensive, one to maximum two sprays would be ideal for day and/or office wear, however it is also a really lovely and intoxicating date night perfume; the powdery scents are strong, giving it both that warm, but also seductive and sexy ambiance to it, while feeling pretty, inviting, and relaxing at the same time. In the relatively short time I have been experimenting with this EDP, without fail, I have been complimented and/or asked what I am wearing, by both men and women, so I feel it definitely appeals to people in general and stands out as something different and beautiful. 👌

No 19 poudre a floral powdery green. LOVELY ! on my skin this starts out grassy green with a citrusy not quite sharp but noticable fresh lemony start , but in less than a few mins it looses the grassy start and becomes delicate and powdery. The iris is more tender and soft , a tad warmer (maybe from the tonka bean) than in prada,s infusion d iris. Infusion is intensely powdery full on iris and incense and i love it very much but its got a slightly colder feel than this iris dominated chanel perfume which retains a slightly green and citrus feel with the iris ( instead of the incense of prada.) As time goes on it becomes a beautiful very chanel skin scent and sadly in my book its more an edt in that way than an edp so for me it looses a few points for being almost too soft. I have to use a lot of this to build any noticable scent and its quite veil like , a whisper of fragrance. In n fact 10 mins in this is perfection , sadly it fizzles out over the next half hour and i keep spraying to get that lovely 10 mins to half hour perfection, my partner says he can still smell it however . Chanel is quality and sometimes a gentle fragrance , a whisper of clean chanel powder , almost lemony icing sugar is more preferable to a heavy loud “perfumy “ perfume if you get my point. This is imtimate and beautiful but for me personally it stops just slightly short of having the sillage i need in a fragrance its just a tad too quiet for my liking, that said a generous sprayer will give a little more so for me overspraying is essential , i use mine like body spray all over. no 19 poudre is not harsh or bitter nor baby powder its something inbetween , a SILKY VEIL of beautiful and classy soft , expensive , powdery , fresh just detectable mandarin dusted in powdery iris , blended to perfection with tender kind hearted musks. Its quite agreeable and inoffensive , pretty even ,refreshing in summer and cuts crisp in the colder weather. TigerLillian down below explains this perfume perfectly ! edit: I lOVE this it's VERY addictive the dusty slightly sweet silk Powder & mandarin is perfection and makes you want to keep smelling your wrist ,I cannot stop picking it up ! No 19 poudre grows on you so much , give her time ! CHANEL : we would love a deeper pure parfum of this Please ! oh and while your at it can we have bath powder and oil too ? :)

Often, green fragrances are a challenge for me. Most of them smell a little unpleasant to me. No.19 Poudre is an exception for me. I find it one of the most beautiful fragrances. I love the dry, papery iris in the opening which is beautifully complemented by the green notes. This fragrance is romantic, feminine, classy and mature. I don't get much sweetness. Definitely not a sugary or fruity sweetness. The sweetnes that is there is more of the soft green sweetness of new buds in spring. I see the comparison the Prada Infusion D'Iris and agree there is some similarity, especially in the opening. As it dries down No. 19 is more green and powdery than the Prada while the citrus in the Prada is more pronounced. Both are beautiful and two of my go-to subtle fragrances. This is a longlasting fragrance, but the projection is disappointing. I love the fragrance and am disappointed that it is such an intimate scent. I wish it would float around me all day rather than stay settled on my skin. I've tried overspraying, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. It only projects for about 1-2 hours, but it lasts all day, 8-10 hours, as a skin scent. This does make it a great scent for work if you want something that is classy and beautiful that stays subtle. I love to wear No 19 Poudre in the springtime. It works well in all seasons and many occasions, but it smells like spring to me. When I wear it I envision a sunny, early spring day. There hasn't been rain for a few days and everything is new and fresh. It's a scent that just makes me smile. I am curious to try the EDT, because I love this one so much. It's not available in store where I live, so no testers. I will probably have to blind buy it...seems risky for a green scent. I am optimistic though. I have had a lot of success with Chanel overall. I love the atomizer on this fragrance. While the bottle is the same as the No 5 line, the atomizer is different. It dispenses the fragrance in a long slow fine mist. This allows for an all-over application with just a few sprays.

I was entirely unprepared for how wonderfully this turned out. I have sampled 19 Original at every Chanel counter I have ever been to, and I've always thought, "that's so interesting, but it would be better if it was just a touch softer and not as sharp." Turns out Christopher Sheldrake and Jacques Polge are a pair of MIND READERS because look at what we have here! On me, the first spray is EXACTLY like 19 Original. Fresh, green and luminous. Then, in ~5 minutes, that beautiful beautiful iris comes out to play. Poudre. Powder. The powdery iris softens that sharp grassy-greenness that 19 has, and turns it into a pillowy soft, fresh, cottony clean beauty. 19 Poudre smells to me like what a clean pillowcase would smell like if your fabric softener was Meadow-scented. It's just so... clean and soft, where the original was quite sharp and crisp. The drydown is creamy-musky-vaguely green. When dry, it's a lovely lovely skin scent - comforting and clean. Ugh, I can't believe this had existed since 2011 and I'm just now getting it. What is my life even about. I am blown away by this. It goes without saying, the sillage is moderate (maybe 'demure' is a better word) and the longevity is sufficient but not superb (4-5 hrs), as is true for any Chanel offering, bar Coco. I have no complaints on this front. This might be the modern no.5. There is a futuristic quality to it, so I feel comfortable saying this might turn out to be a "modern classic". And not that no.5 needs replacing, not at all, but if no.5 is the poster child for the aldehydic complex perfumes of the 20s, then no. 19 Poudre is that for the floral, simple perfumes of the 21st century. I think I've found the one (either that, or those "new and interesting musks" they discovered, are actually just hardcore drugs. Either way, I'm hooked).

What is everyone else smelling?? I find this nothing at all like Prada Infusion d'Iris. To me that's just pencil shavings & a pinch of iris as an afterthought. No.19 Poudre is totally different, not just in-your-face cedarwood (the prada is v little else!) this is the epitome of 'your skin but better' or how I've imagined those kind of scents to be, far more so than the 90s version of the Body Shop's White Musk, which was my previous best idea of that kind of feeling. I tried both 19s yesterday in store. Don't think I've ever even seen them around to test before. I LOVED both. The edp reminds me of hyacinths, not the straight hyacinth scent but that springy fresh watery feeling & an overall sense of them. The poudre is so smooth, nothing at all sticks out alone & I don't recall smelling either on anyone else ever. The sales woman only had a huge bottle of either n I couldn't get both so at a pinch I decided the Poudre was better, smoother, more rounded, not too sweet n more suitable for all seasons. The vetiver here is blended into the backgorund & doesn't leap out in a masculine way. I will definitely get No.19 at some point as well though. I did go round all the stores in my town before going back to the first one to see if there was anything other than a huge bottle but there wasn't. The Chanel assistant said it's not discontinued they just haven't made enough of it lately. As for longevity I could smell this on my jumper still 24hours later & all I did were a few test sprays in store, I haven't opened the bottle yet. This is pure class & you are extremely unlikely to smell it on anyone else so is a perfect signature scent, unlike Coco Madmoiselle, worn by the world n his wife. I should've tried this years ago! Genuinely beautiful.

There are only a few Chanels that I truly like so far in my aromatic journey; those are: Allure edt, Allure Sensuelle edp and edt, a little bit of Chance Edp wouldn't hurt, and then there are Coco and the 19 range. Coco I haven't really found a way to wear yet but 19 edp and 19 poudre are becoming quickly favorites of mine, especially the Poudre version. Which finally appeared in my local Sephora low on the shelves, these perfumes are not displayed properly with 19 edt missing completely, in May. Too pity, they are really really beautiful. 19 poudre smells by definition as a perfume. There is not one edible or sweet quality about it, instead it smells as abstract as possible and at the same time as modern as possible. You cannot deny the vintage flair, and you gotta love these types of scents. Powdery, bitter, dry, groomed, ladylike. So feminine, more feminine than Infusion of Iris. 19 Poudre definitely has more feelings than most irises I've smelled. Silky and sensual, lazy mayby? The scent of the afternoon in warm spring and summer when you finished all work and chores and just sit at your balcony, doing nothing. It's calm and quiet. Maybe melancholy. Maybe thinking too much. Appropriate for all seasons. Initially I smell a lot of acrid notes, something between patchouli and galbanum, white musk for sure, green notes will develop soon enough and underlying bitter peppery notes. Good projection but not the best longevity. Four hours tops with constant projection and then it starts fading, but I don't mind reapplying. For ladies. With the Cristalle range I'll deal when I'll find them displayed; I just don't seem to find them anywhere.

Chanel No.19 Poudre 100ml Edp: 🗣Wow!! This Is Really What A Chanel Fragrance Is All About In My Opinion - Pure Undiluted Class In A Bottle!! As A Lover Of The Regular Chanel No.19 Edp, This Brand New Poudre Version With The Added Iris Really Does Make This Beautiful Green Fresh Fragrance Really Sparkle!! For A Soon As It Hit's My Skin, That Feel Good Up-Lifting Factor Really Set's In Making Me Smile Everytime I Wear It!! & As Someone Rightly Said On Here, This Is Deffo A Fragrance To Wear & Love All For Yourself, Although Everytime I Have This On Me The Compliments Are Absolutely Endless!! It's Actually Very Simular Till Prada's "Essence Of Iris" Which Is Also A Stunningly Good Fresh Green Beauty, Although I Think The Chanel Version Seem's To Be More Skillfully Blended & Put Together!! That Fresh Green Galbanum Note Added With The Beautiful Iris,Musk,Floral & Woody Accords Give This The Most Stunning Natural Aromatic Powdery,Fresh Green Aroma Which Really Lingers Around You For Hour's On End Turning Heads Whenever You Walk By!! This Is Deffo The Perfect Fragrance For Spring & Summer/Warm Summer Nights/Perfect For Weddings/Special Occasions, Or When You Need That Up-Lifting Sensation & Pure Magic A Squirt Of This Gives It's Wearer!! Longtitivity Is Also Excellent At Around 22+Hrs On My Skin!! Im Also Going To Try Layering This With Prada's Essence Of Iris & See The Kind Of Aroma They Both Create Together!! Chanel Really Has Created An Absolute Masterpiece Here Without A Single Doubt!! This Is Deffo What A Chanel Fragrance Is All About!! Absolutely Adore It!!!!! 😍😘❤❤❤❤

i keep reading that no 19 poudre and infusion d'iris by prada are very similar. id say that there are similaries but its not , at least on my skin, the same or too similar. you can own both without guilt lol. chanels no 19 poudre has a beautiful very green powdery iris like feel just like prada infusion diris but the galbanium note is very prominent in no 19 , it makes it a bit different to pradas infusion iris. in pradas infusion edp there is no obvious galbanium note ( galbanium is there but blended in more softer) instead the incence is the star player. The incence adds interest and debth. They both have beautiful iris of course but chanel comes accross warmer and prada cooler, both are amazing. on my skin no 19 poudre is a tad more interesting it just seems such quality and you can tell it has lots of beautiful blending but is very green still and powdery but galbanium makes it more bracing. prada infusion feels less obviously green yet it still is green and its a softer feel , creamy and dreamy with the incense, a sweetish less bracing feel than no 19, also no 19 poudre is less smoky , more smooth and a tad warmer than infusion d iris. infusion d iris is colder and cleaner than chanel 19 poudre. both are adorable marsterpiece perfumes , both get 10 out of 10 in my book but they are similar in places but not the same, im sorry i cant explain the differences and similarities in more depth as im new to reviews and my nose is not trained at all but diffrences there are as well as similarities. both are well worth buying or trying ! :)

I've bought a few fragrance sets over the years that come with matching lotion. It just occurred to me this evening that l can mix and match them with other fragrances, a "remix" so to speak. So l got to work. l put on the lotion of my BV "Jasmin Noir", something which l hardly ever used and decided to pair it with No. 19 Poudré because I'm Dissatisfied with its very soft 'footprint'. Both fragrances share quite a few traits, like Jasmine flowers, musk, Tonka, and slight green tonality of the two. I am utterly in love with the result!!! All the characteristics of Poudré appear amplified. A blast of cool, crisp galbanum, carroty vegetal iris, suede leather, cold triple milled bar soap, and a bit of powder. I believe in the Jasmin Noir there is a bit of Gardenia as well so together they present a more pronounced heart of living white flowers. For some moments l had to catch my breath. With the powder, musk, florals, and the huge dose of aldehydes, l thought l was smelling Chanel No.22. Everything is so white, starched, clean, non-sweet, prim and proper. As Poudré dials down as it always does the slightly heavier sweet, smoky, sexy, musky almost dessert elements of "Noir" appears. The once shy one liner Jasmine note in both perfumes is now firmly in a supporting role. Wow. Still very retro/vintage smelling with a touch of sexed up glamour. Very femme and sophisticated. I currently own a 100 ml of Poudré and 75 ml of the "Noir" lotion. Oh I'm going to have fun with these from now on.

At initial spray, I get the beautiful iris and Jasmine, but the vetiver overpowers it for a moment, giving it that "green" but dusty note everyone keeps talking about... I'm not a fan of vetiver, it always seems to ruin Chanel fragrances for me, giving it that "dusty old lady" vibe that Chanel seems to embody -- HOWEVER. That herbal dust mellows into becoming the invisible structure that holds up the powdery, waxy iris and warm jasmine... and there's an almost boozy, expensive, golden powder note that makes this parfum absolutely GORGEOUS. It's probably the creamy iris mixing with the gently sweet tonka and citrus notes? But there are no citrus notes to be smelled, they blend in, adding to the sparkling champagne vibe. This isn't a cold iris as someone else said. Cold means blue or purple.. not at all! This is green in an herbal sense, without being medical. It's more of a lipstick or makeup scent. To me, it's warm and comforting, like an expensive cashmere sweater in the early Autumn when there's still green leaves mixed in with the fall colors. Finally! A Chanel scent I can actually wear, and I'm actually in love. I am wearing it to bed because it feells like a fuzzy-warm hug. But you could probably wear this on a date, when you want to feel expensive, or just want to feel luxuriously cozy before bed. This changes all throughout the day and tapers off, but I don't mind that because I really hate loud perfumes. This one is soft. It really is a masterpiece.

I first smelled this when I was 17 and visiting colleges in Chicago. It was a moment when I was young but preparing for adulthood, and I wanted a perfume that reflected that. Nine years later, it is still my absolute favorite. The original bottle has mellowed out a little over the years, I think, with the green notes softening. I got a new bottle a few months ago, and it's just as sharp as I remember. The scent is cold and green and powdery, but I also find it to be a very comforting smell. It reminds me of walking into a museum on a stifling summer day, suddenly being embraced by cool, dry air in a marble entrance hall where my footsteps echo. It's a feeling of relief and being in my favorite place, a feeling of intimacy with myself. I feel like the truest, best version of myself when I wear this perfume. It's very put together, very calm and collected. It's a woman who is reserved and quiet, but not afraid to speak up when she has something important to say. She is polite but assertive, independent, a woman who knows her own mind and makes her own way in the world. She does not care if she is liked so long as she is respected. But at the end of the day, she is soft for the people she loves, a mother embracing a child, as the perfume finally is reduced to the base notes. It is a very complex fragrance, with excellent evolution, perfectly crafted. A masterpiece.

Chanel No 19 POUDRE Edp I have used as my signature scent for 10 years. Don’t really know the number of bottles I’ve spent in that period of time but I can assure you that nothing has changed since the day it was released. No 19 Poudre is a totally different perfume than No 19 so please stop putting them in the same category! Poudre is a wonderful and classy scent and its silage is moderate, which means it doesn’t leave your personal space. Only people who have come within the arm length of me could feel it and believe me, compliments were falling like a rain! Mr. Jacques Polge knew how to make an exceptional perfum as we all know very well. Poudre is a delicate and sophisticated scent that makes every woman feel so classy and feminine and makes men want to hold you in their arms just a little bit longer with their nose on your neck. ;) While working in India, ladies who eventually became my dear friends, literally begged me to bring them a bottle of Poudre when I was going back home on a holiday, so every time I went back from Europe to India I was taking couple of Chanel No 19 Poudre bottles with me, to make them “ feel elegant “ as they used to say. Don’t compare this perfume to any other, Poudre is a masterpiece that some will understand and feel with every fiber of their being, while some will stay blind to forever.

Damn, y'all really can't smell this stuff after an hour? I'm shocked. Must be the musks causing nose blindness. It lasts for almost an entire working day on me (seriously), and twice as long on clothing, although the sillage is intimate - which is entirely apropos for a scent like this. It's too elegant to be any louder. There's a layered richness to No. 19 Poudré that puts it a cut above most other department store perfume offerings, and over a decade after its launch I'm still a little surprised that something this high quality yet slightly esoteric hasn't been discontinued by now. Turns out we can have nice things! Fans of the original No. 19 will smile at the effusive galbanum/iris opening here, a shot of springtime with each spray. Things quickly go softer and more powdery (duh) soon after, with shades of cedar and vetiver and a veil of pillowy musk that feels relaxed and comforting, but never cloying. It's cool and dusty and blurry, but with an ever-present crispness that holds your attention. A soft, thin cardigan on a foggy spring day. A cup of green tea, a plush but sturdy armchair, and a good book. Refined; perhaps almost too refined to meet modern tastes for contrast and bombast. But No. 19 Poudré doesn't care. She's blissfully above such concerns. Her reading chair awaits.

this is pure elegance. if you are looking for a powdery, cozy, quiet luxury scent that will not scream "I'M WEARING PERFUME!" this is the one. this one diffuses so beautifully without being offensive. i've worn this on dinners, game nights, galas, concerts and direct heat, and it stayed powdery, pleasant and fresh. there is something so old-school with the way this smells, but still modern and not outdated. this screams TASTE. i even have a few friends who despises this perfume cuz it smells 'too good.' but be weary tho cuz if you are not accustomed to powdery perfumes, this will be extremely dry and choking. i mostly rely on my skin chemistry to make this perfume work, and it makes this so creamy, cozy and enveloping. like a bubble of soft iris and powder with a hint of greenness that make it feel fresh throughout. i get about 4-6 hours of wear outta this and that's good enough for me. i don't need to be smelling like perfume the whole day. that's overkill and nauseating. side note: i often layer this with something fruity (not the gourmand type), or something soapy to add a little sparkle to mute its mossy dryness. if you have melograno by santa maria novella, you HAVE to try it with this perfume, you won't regret it.

This is absolutely beautiful. It was a blind buy for me and I am so glad I bought it. Chanel No.19 Poudre is a beautiful feminine fragrance. It's dewy and warm while being chic, clean, and sophisticated. The iris is captivating and reminds me of my mother's beautiful gardens of irises. It does not project as well as other Chanel fragrances but I found that spraying my clothes helps it last longer and be more noticeable. It is one fragrance that draws compliments which are nice although I wear it to please myself. After the initial burst of spicy, foresty Galbanum there's a wonderfully sweet and feminine scent which wafts up notes of jasmine, violet, iris and occasionally musk. Chanel No 19 Poudre is not astringent like most green fragrances but is warm, somewhat soapy and powdery. This is a fragrance for a mature woman who is confident in herself, and is aware of her own strength as well as her femininity. It's ideal for any season and occasion but great for offices and walks outdoors on spring days. It evokes freshly mown grass and parchment as well as vintage clothing. Chanel No.19 Poudre makes me feel beautiful and elegant and is rapidly becoming one of my signature scents.

This is a gorgeous green and powdery iris on par with Prada's Infusion d'Iris, but I prefer the galbanum opening and base notes in this. Prada's Infusion reminds me a bit of the vintage Oil of Olay pink face lotion while this does not, but I digress. No 19 Poudré opens with a fresh, stemmy, and green galbanum note laced with citrus, which swiftly morphs into a dry, powdery iris note that stays throughout. The neroli and jasmine hum in the background and provide a nice balance without becoming too heady. The base is gorgeous and where things get cozy with musk, vetiver, and the sweetness of tonka. This is an extremely well-blended fragrance and on me, it's a compliment-getter that never becomes too sharp, too soapy, nor too cloying. This wears well in all seasons. While it seems an obvious spring or fall (cool weather) choice, I surprisingly love it on hot summer nights or on humid days when the original Chanel No 19 or other fragrances might feel a bit much. Highly recommend for fans of iris and powdery scents, in general. Also recommend if you find the original No 19 too green, earthy, or sharp.

One day, after he had already ordered the labels with the name COCO, he realized that she did not like them anymore. She then called him No. 19. Why N ° 19? Coco explained it just before she died to her friend and confidant Carmen Tessier. "It's the day I was born, August 19th. I was born under the sign of Leo. I am a lion and, like him, I take out my nails to prevent others from hurting me. And yet, believe me, I suffer more to scratch than to be scratched " "So, this perfume?" He asked, still steaming a little. "How do you find it? You think that once, because of him, I was stopped by a man on the street. On leaving the Ritz, I felt a hand rest on my shoulder, turned around and saw the face of a stranger. I was ready to rebuke the arrogant badly when, with an American accent, he said: Excuse me, these two friends of mine would like to know what perfume it brings. " CONFIDENCE OF MADEMOISELLE CHANEL TO CARMEN TESSIER ABOUT 19, LES ANNÉES CHANEL, PIERRE GALANTE, 1972, p. 322 Never trivial nor conventional. It has something bold, an insolent spontaneity that makes it irresistible. I love it

Love at first sniff for me!! I am relieved that I find it different from Prada Infusion d'Iris. It is deeper and more powdery than IdI, which I find to be very airy and green, more like an EDT than an EDP. I just doused myself in Poudre and while I know I am somewhat anosmic to iris much to my dismay, I can still detect it and I love it here. This is now my ultimate iris. Other true loves include the Prada, Acqua di Parma Iris Nobile, and Love Chloe, which are all different, interesting, and beautiful in their own right. Not to say the others aren't, but this is so refined and elegant that it makes ME feel refined and elegant! I am not going to go into notes because so many of you have done a wonderful job doing so, and I haven't gotten to the dry down yet. The only negative is what has also been pointed out by so many. It is very weak, with low sillage, and while I can not speak to the longevity yet, I can tell that it will likely be at best a real skin scent sooner rather than later. I don't mind though, as I can spray all I want and get my iris on anytime I want! A masterpiece.

I bought a used bottle of this fragrance, and I am absolutely in love with it. The opening reminds me a little bit of Cristalle, in the same green vein although Cristalle is a lot more sharp. In the dry down it is like a cleaner and less spicy version of No 5. I think it is a very pretty, elegant and beautiful fragrance. It is not at all syrupy sweet, just very light and floral/powdery and a bit warm. Probably suitable for women of any age. It smells put-together, pure, classic, elegant, expensive, natural, introverted and calm. Well mannered. Not at all provocative or risky. The scent works very well on a rainy day in autumn. It has that slightly melancholic undertone, still beautiful, not harsh. Whereas Cristalle would suit better on a bright outdoors spring day full of energy, No 5 for an elegant evening full of joy, and Coco Mademoiselle for the signature of a young woman, I think this is the perfect scent to wear on special occasions to feel extra refined, pure, almost angelic. Like many have mentioned, a wedding. But it wouldn't offend anyone during daily use either.

Hello chanel 19 Poudré, I've wished you for a long time, I love your cousin infusion d'iris prada, you come with a greener iris, the prada has a more incense and woody iris, both powdery, the prada a little more. For a while I abandoned chanel 19 and wore only his cousin Prada, for some reason it reminded me of something masculine on my skin, maybe the green note. This week I decided to spray it again on my skin, and I fell in love with it, the smell of wet earth and soft iris. Reminds nature, in a delicate way. If this perfume were a person, it would certainly be a woman who owns herself, who uses perfume to please herself, without worrying about other people's opinion, someone with a free soul and connected to nature. It's the not-so-simple simplicity of chanel. I still prefer Prada! But this is my second favorite perfume from the maison chanel, after CM. As for longevity, I have nothing to complain about, chanel perfumes are great on my skin, in this regard it beats its cousin infusion d’iris.