Coco Mademoiselle Parfum

This is my absolute favorite in my collection. I first fell in love with Coco Mademoiselle EDP as a 19 year old model in London. After a shoot, the photographer took me on a shopping spree, and I blindly selected this perfume in Harrrods. I remember it being so joyful with the citrus notes but also luxurious with the rose jasmine and lychee all combined to make it the one all my friends asked to borrow and stared at with envy! Fast forward 4 years...my fiancee picked up on my hints and for my 23rd birthday he gifted me a 15 ML of Coco Mademoiselle pure parfum. At first I was nervous...I had never experienced pure parfum before, and was worried that the tiny bottle would not last me long. In fact, I even posted on Fragnoticas forums asking if I should exchange for the larger EDP. It is thanks to all the amazing members of this site that I did not, and I am so grateful I didn't return this masterpiece! Coco Mademoiselle is without a doubt my most prized parfum, and proof that sometimes the best things in life really do come in the smallest packages. Now I only fear I am spoiled by this luxury, now that I know how amazing pure parfum can be, I will definitely save up or wish for other parfums in future! Yes, Coco Mademoiselle is that good, it has me converted! Now, onto the review... The miniature bottle with the black rose seal looked so beautiful, It felt almost sacrilegious to break that seal! But I did. Seeing as this was my first encounter with pure Parfum (of any kind) I was careful, dapping a small drop on my left and right wrists. The patchouli perhaps came off a bit too strongly at first application, and for a moment I was worried. But fear not, soon the top notes calmed down to reveal a beautiful rose. Like that perfect rose in beauty and the beast, in full bloom on my wrists. Litchi, Jasmine, and Bergamot came into the fold in a lovely symphony with the musk. While the EDP I remember came off strongly on the citrusy notes at first before drying down to a beautiful rosey floral, this is the opposite. After a couple of hours I do notice the orange and grapefruit coming through, but after the initial blast of patchouli it develops in the opposite way to the EDP: Patchouli, Roses, Citrus, instead of the other way round. Vanilla blends the fragrance into perfect harmony. While I have always loved the act of spraying my EDP's for a fun night out or mood/occasion, there is something very sensual about applying a precious drop of pure parfum to your pulse points. Whereas the Coco Mademoiselle EDP of my memories perfectly represented me at the time...young, free spirited model and writer but with class, the pure parfum is more of the woman I grew into...still writing (more often) and modelling (occasionally) but also with an amazing fiancee, dreaming of our wedding. I am actually really happy now my fiancee gifted me the pure parfum instead of the EDP. While silliage and longevity are similar in both, pure parfum is a more devolved, richer, and creamier version of its EDP counter part. It may be only 15ML but sometimes the best things come in small packages. Or as Sofreshandsoclean wrote in their review: “My reason for choosing diamonds is that, dense as they are, they represent the greatest worth in the smallest volume.” ― Coco ChanelI would say:“My reason for choosing Coco Mademoiselle pure parfum is that, dense as it is, it represent the greatest worth in the smallest volume.”-Sofreshandsoclean I would agree!! :D I am so happy that I received this beautiful parfum for my birthday. I will try and make my tiny bottle last, and probably only wear for special occasions. (Due in part yes to the cost of this parfum but also because this really is a scent that warrants special occasion status. I would still like to try the EDP for more regular wear, but if it really has been reformulated (WHY CHANEL? WHY?!?) it would be a real shame. Really wish there was a department store near me to test (one of the things I did love about america which aren't as common in England where I am now.) Perhaps I will try the EDP in a future swap, or purchase a small bottle when I have the finances for it online. We will see. But for now I simply adore my pure parfum mademoiselle. 10/10 for me

Recently I was talking to a friend of mine - She is a stay at home Mom and live a rather comfortable life. I live pretty comfortably thanks to my hard work and a little disposable income I happily "dispose of" on my ever growing Chanel collection. We talked about how the whole children's park smells like Baccarat 540 and it's army of dupes. We both agreed it's just an annoyance to us haha. We both agreed: "I would much rather go with the forever best in its category Coco Mademoiselle". We are both against the BR540 grain. When I wore Coco Mademoiselle EdT 20 years ago it was a fragrance I felt most comfortable in and enjoyed it most. That is my nose and senses enjoyed it. My mind refused to "love" it with all my heart because it was too popular. Only recently I ditched that thinking. Coco Mademoiselle used to make me crave... Whipped cream. Some 20 years later I ordered both EdT and EdP. They smelled similar BUT different than the Coco Mademoiselle I remembered from 20 years ago (hello reformulation). From the current versions I prefer: Coco Mademoiselle EdT for its yummiest, juiciest I have ever smelled in my life orange notes. EdP smells like a shadow of it's former self though You still can't go wrong with that. It's pleasing just lacks something deeper that made Coco Mademoiselle the queen of perfume back in the day. In my opinion it never lost it's crown. I also recently discovered Coco Mademoiselle Intense and love it. But it's a different scent. It's heavy on labdanum and benzoin and more balsamic and earthy and I just love it for that reason - it's a great, successful FLANKER. It will be my newly discovered variation on Coco Mademoiselle - and it's perfect for people who love things like Elixir des Merveilles (if I wasn't into Chanel I would be praising Hermes' Merveilles entire line which I adore very much). But I do love the current EdT for the beautiful juicy orange. But what makes me crave whipped cream the way original Coco Mademoiselle did from the early 2000s? Enter Extrait of Coco Mademoiselle or simpler - the parfum version. That's the absolute "it" fragrance for me. It comfortably sits on the shelf of my most favorite 6 perfumes - as You can only have 6 to have as favorites on fragrantica. First of all the extrait lasts as long as Coco Mademoiselle did 20 years ago and still should but doesn't. Second it's as bright and a fresh oriental that makes me smile as soon as I put it on. I then get to sniff my wrist for hours on end without any interruption or fleeting of the fragrance. The color of the juice in its brightness perfectly describes the juice in the bottle. It makes my mouth water, it brings a smile to my face and I absolutely adore it. Every time I smell my extrait I also think of... Coromandel. Coromandel came after Coco Mademoiselle but it's the Mademoiselle that started the category in Chanel history. Coco Mademoiselle, Chance, #1932 and Coromandel all smell different with a similar Chanelade "coco mademoisellesque" vibe. The parfum of Coco Mademoiselle or extrait - it's what dreams are made of. Fresh Oriental. The extrait seems to be very hard to find even if You search the whole Internet unless You want to buy the huge flacon of pure parfum from Chanel website for many $$$$s. I cherish the little pure parfum bottle so much that I found at an exceptional price along a same sized parfum bottle of pure parfum Allure. I was lucky and spent many $$ to buy another Coco Mademoiselle little 7.5 ml purse spray of parfum that is still on the way to me. So if You used to love the old, first editions of Coco Mademoiselle back in the day and are looking for the same effect - either but vintage or find Yourself a current version of the parfum. It's classy and it's not a classic and it's absolutely perfection.

Actually, I didn't have any intention to write a review at all. However, I changed my mind after I read the last couple of reviews. The same like some of you, I bought my first bottle of CM a few months after it was released in 2001 and it was EDP as there was no EDT, or pure perfume at that time (can't believe 15 years has gone since than). The same like most of you I made it my signature and there was not a single friend who didn't ask me what my perfume was. Of course it was understandable that a few years later, by 2003 you could have smelt it from almost every corner in my city. Irritating it was for a person like me, I think you all can understand what I am talking about. So, like some of you I stopped wearing it at all. In the last autumn, something, or more likely some memories made me to buy it again (this time the pure perfume, as I think the last reformulations haven't made a good favour to the EDP, but this could be just me, of course) and decided just to keep it as a souvenir for the future when all the fuss about it will calm down and I will be able to enjoy it like I was enjoying it at the very beginning. As you all know it is still very popular. However, got back home and of course was not able not to open it right away. Applied it! And then what has happened was, that I felt so stupid to ignore that heavenly beautiful fragrance just because of its huge popularity. A fragrance is made to please the wearer, isn't it? And isn't it beautiful that there are so many people around The Globe who also share your feelings about one and the same fragrance. If, it makes you happy and uplifts your emotions, feelings, etc., please do not stop yourself from wearing it, just because it is so, so popular, and so many people wear it at one and the same time. Please, do not make my mistake of not wearing it for so long, as you might regret it after all. We are all unique people, no matter whether we are wearing the same fragrance, or not. And after all, because, this is our Coco Mademoiselle and she is unique, and beautiful, too, just for us, to make us beautiful, just like she is. How lovely isn't it? I am back in the 'CM club' again, after so many years! Happy? Yes, for sure! p.s. And next time when you meet someone who is wearing CM, just give them a nice, warm, understanding, friendly smile. 'Just from all of us'. Be happy!

I just came back to say... I think about Coco Mademoiselle extrait... ALL the time. Funny thing is I used to prefer to spray my fragrances - it makes You "feel" the fragrance much more overall. But thanks to Chanel I adore my dabbing rituals. Especially the Coco Mademoiselle extrait - sometimes I dab in on to work - since I'm a landscaper - I absolutely adore every waft emanating from me. I pick up yard waste and enjoy the way I smell so much and admire every wiff of Coco Mademoiselle extrait. I also have a purse spray of this that I am not ready to use quite yet. I see bottles of 1.2 oz testers of Coco Mademoiselle - You can find one if You search hard enough. I am getting ready to order every single Coco Mademoiselle parfum bottle I can come across on the internet. It has got to be the most beautiful perfume ever created and I know thousands of different scents. When I wear Coco Mademoiselle parfum - which made me never able to return to the regular EdP, so fragranticans, be aware!! - I know for a fact it lacks nothing when compared to for example Les Exclusifs Coromandel. As a matter of fact when I wear Coco Mademoiselle parfum I think of Coromandel. When I wear Coromandel - I can't stop thinking of Coco Mademoiselle parfum in turn. Both share the same mouth-watering similar wafts. But Coco Mademoiselle is the juiciest, most delicious, even if indelible perfume ever created. Scent of pure heaven. As a matter of fact think about it - when You buy the grand extrait huge bottle of Chanel perfume that comes in Gardenia (which is an Exclusif), Chanel #5 I believe and of course Coco Mademoiselle - they all share they same price of 17000. Therefore pure Coco Mademoiselle pure perfume is worth and as good just as much as Exclusifs extrait.

Let me start by saying that I am huge Chanel fan. I absolutely adore their brand and have not encountered a perfume by this house that I dislike. It is no surprise that I am among the legions of Coco Mademoiselle lovers. Coco Mademoiselle is different from the older Chanel scents such as No.5 and Coco. I can see that this is aimed to please the modern fashionistas. That in itself gets Coco Mademoiselle some bad critic from more experienced perfumers who generally seem to shun modern mainstream trends, but personally I think the addition of Coco Mademoiselle was a good move from Chanel. By vying for a younger, modern market it ensures the continuous survival of the house. Coco Mademoiselle opens sharp and citrusy, I can specifically smell the grapefruit which gives it an interesting twist. The middle notes soon appear and the entire fragrance is so smoothly blended that it is hard to pick out individual notes. The scent turns fruity and sweeter which must be from the litchi. Rose sort of lifts this scent above a plain fruity scent yet I wouldn't call this a fruity floral. It is unique and elegant, refreshing and beautiful. The citrus tartness never fully disappears, which makes this a sparkly, lively and bright scent. Patchouli deepens the base and a hint of vetiver adds a beautiful spicey earthiness to this scent. Coco Mademoiselle is such a beloved perfume for a reason. It is good quality, the silage is good and it lasts an easy 10 hours or more on my skin. I prefer this bright refreshing perfume in summer or spring, but it is not at all unpleasant during cold weather. Every time I catch a whiff of this it instantly lifts my spirits. The bottle is absolutely gorgeous too, which just adds to this little olfactory pleasure.

Please note that this page is meant for the pure parfum version, not EdP or EdT. This is sold in tiny dab bottles or as a tiny 7,5 ml purse spray with a white plastic container. I used to own the dab version and loved the fragrance, even though I'm actually not that much of a fan of the EdP or EdT. The smell of this parfum is so soft yet full that I enjoy it a lot more than the other concentrations, in which the citrus can be a bit too pungent to my nose sometimes. But somehow I had problems with the dab bottle from the moment I opened the package. I still have no idea how these sealed dab bottles are supposed to be opened, because as I broke the seal some particles from the seal fell in the bottle, and those floating particles in the bottle didn't look nice at all :D I tried fishing them with a pipette. I also don't like dabbing perfumes for some reason and felt that I needed too many drops to get the sillage I desired, so I found the application a little time consuming. I was also worried about contaminating the fragrance with my skin residue yet didn't want to use a cotton ball etc because it would absorb the fragrance. For these reasons I hardly ever used the perfume and ended up selling it. I recently discovered that there is a tiny purse spray version available in the official website and ended up purchasing that one. Even though the price per litre is insane and I felt a little stupid spending so much money on such a tiny amount of perfume, I'm glad i did :D One spray gives me a great yet soft sillage and the staying power is insane, so hopefully the tiny bottle will last me a long time.

I have the Coco Mademoiselle EDP and I have to say that the parfum and EDP are two different things. Twins, yes, but not quite the same. The good thing is: both are lovely. By lovely, I mean, really, really lovely, and there's a reason why Coco Mademoiselle is hugely popular. Anyway, if you have the EDP, chances are you're used to smelling the citrus notes first before it turns into a sweeter dry-down. The parfum, however, goes straight into the sweetish floral territory before turning into an almost identical dry-down as the EDP's. Projection is excellent for both, but as expected, the parfum is stronger and more potent. I believe the EDP is more suitable for casual wear, whilst the parfum is when you need to bring out the big guns (think weddings and the likes). Compared to the EDP, the parfum has more potential to be overwhelming and cloying but thankfully with careful application it doesn't happen. It stays lovely even after being washed with soapy water, with more floral notes dominating the scent. Sillage and projection are still excellent even after a few hours and a few washes. If you love the Mademoiselle EDP and you want a more potent version, you can't go wrong getting the parfum. Just note that a little goes a long way and I believe the tiny, adorable 15ml bottle will probably last forever if you don't heavily wear it. Both the EDP and the parfum are very lovely though and no matter which one you choose, it's still a very wonderful scent. Rating: 9.5/10

Coco Mademoiselle Pure Perfume 15ml: I've Had & Loved This Fragrance From It Was Ever First Launched & Have Used & Went Through Many a Bottle 0f It!! I Also Have/Use & Love The 0riginal Coco Both In Edp & Also Pure Perfume 7.5ml But Somehow Never Got Round Till Purchasing The Pure Perfume In The Mademoselle Until Now, I Can Honestly Tell You All That's It's Been The Best Decision I've Ever Made!! It's Very Much The Same Strength 0f The Usual Edp, So Don't Be Fooled Into Thinking That It's Very Much Stronger Which It Isn't!! The Main Difference Between The Edp & The Pure Perfume Is The Way They Act 0n Your Skin!! The Edp Reveals It's True Self Sooner Than The Pure Perfume!! Where The Pure Perfume Enjoys Teasing You Layer By Layer By Layer, Letting Each Note Enjoy Itself For Longer Before Revealing More & More Notes, Like A Real Living Blooming Flower In The Warm Sunlight!! I Still Love The Edp, But Deffo The Pure Perfume Is My All Time Favourite & The Way It Unfolds 0n My Skin & Reveals Itself!! Both Last A Very Impressive 20+Hrs 0n My Skin & I Urge Anyone Who Hasn't Yet Tried The Pure Perfume To Do So!! & Let The Pure Magic 0f Coco Mademoselle Work It's Charm 0n You!! & I Bet That You'll Say The Very Samething About It As I Do!! My Husband Absolutely Loves When I Wear Coco Mademoselle Calling It 0ne VERY Classy Girl Indeed!! Absolutely Stunning Point Blank!!

I had weird, mixed-feelings on Coco Mademoiselle EdP. I didn't love it, but I also couldn't shake the feeling that I shouldn't discount it completely. It was like I could almost love it, but there was something I couldn't pinpoint that wasn't quite right to me. I ended up getting a sample of the Parfum as a gift with purchase, and I found that the Parfum was exactly what I always wanted the EDP to be! It has more depth than the EDP--more substance. It feels more elegant and mature. It also feels more versatile to me. The EDP felt too shallow for evening wear, but the Parfum feels both casual enough for day and sophisticated enough for evenings. I do want to issue two warnings about it: 1) This stuff is a PROJECTION MONSTER!! Apply with a very light hand! I dab two TINY spots and I've got a 4 foot projection for hours. On the plus side, one bottle of this will last you a lifetime because you need so little. 2) Once you get used to the pure Parfum, you will never be able to enjoy the EDP again. I'm not being dramatic here. I cannot stand the EDP now because all I can smell is nail polish remover (or possibly nail polish--I don't use either, so my scent salience is not very developed there). Overall: highly recommended. Will definitely buy a full bottle when my sample runs out (which will be years from now with how little is needed per wear!)

Chanel Coco Mademoiselle—oh, where do I even begin? This was the perfume I wore from its release, my signature scent through boardrooms and business lunches, turning heads as I navigated life as an executive assistant manager in a stock market firm. I practically lived in it until bottle number six, when I hit pause—thanks to a now ex-husband who “wasn’t into perfumes.” Well, guess what? I’m back, bitches! Fresh from that hangover of a marriage, I reached for Coco Mademoiselle again, and let me tell you—it’s still an absolute bomb. The opening is that sharp, vibrant burst of Sicilian orange and bergamot, as confident and refreshing as a morning espresso before sealing a million-dollar deal. Then it slides into that iconic heart of Turkish rose and jasmine, bold but never overbearing, like the perfect power suit—feminine with an edge. The patchouli and vetiver dry-down is where it seals the deal: warm, sensual, and impossibly elegant, lingering on the skin like a whispered secret. Layering it with the Coco Mademoiselle body lotion and shower gel? Pure luxury. It amplifies the fragrance without overwhelming, making it last all day and well into the night. This isn’t just a perfume; it’s a statement. And now, free from anyone who doesn’t appreciate a good scent, I’m wearing it louder than ever.

It’s a golden rule for CHANEL which seems to stand it’s grand every each time, you have to spray it and you have to leave it for a little to fall in love. Chanel is the only designer brand for me which never failed. At first sniff Mademoisse made no impression at all, neither good nor bad, but once I sprayed it on my wrist and let it dry down I was all over the place, amazed, excited, pretty, empowered, cheeky, all of them! Very soft, very delicate floral scent with a bit of powder and a bit of musk! I kept standing it in my collection and smelled it every day if I’m in the mood for it or not and I’ve never been in mood for it, that’s because I fully forgot why I’ve got it! Because even tho the opening is very ehhhh (like most Chanel) after a few minutes the real deal turns out! Now I’ll remember it forever, never judge the book by its cover 👌🏽

Just got my second bottle ever. Putting the ridiculous price aside, WOW. What a perfume. Very mature/elegant/sophisticated scent. Very citrusy, fruity, and the patchouli pretty prominent ( which I love ). It's the only perfume I would spend 200$ on. I feel so feminine and powerful every time I wear this scent. Works well with my skin, lasts for about 8 hours on my skin, and 2+ days on my chlotes, which is more than enough for me personally. Definitely a cult classic. One advice I would give to someone who can't decide between Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum and Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Intense, please please go for the original Coco Mademoiselle, not the Intense. I was so disappointed with the Intense version. It lacks in so many ways. Gorgeous. I will always have a Coco Mademoiselle in my perfume collection. 10/10

yıl 2007 veya 2008, ben parfüm sıkamayan alerjik ve hasta bir çocuğum. bir düğüne gidiyoruz araba sıkış tıkış. benim araba kokusundan midem bulanırken yandan usul usul bu parfümün kokusu geliyor. eve dönünce de haftalarca bu kokuyu almaya devam ediyorum çünkü montuma sinmiş. işte bu parfüm ne zaman sıksam beni o ana geri götürüyor. artık 2007 yılındaki gibi kalıcı değil, yayılımı düşük ama hala o acımsı kokusu yerinde. kadın parfümünü sanata dönüştüren ilk parfüm, ilk marka ve ilk koku. aynı zamanda benim çocukluk anılarımın çoğunda da yer alan, cosmopolitan dergisini karıştırırken reklamını gördüğümde “işe girince ben de bu parfümü alacağım!” dediğim o’ parfüm. kokular anıları, anılar ise kokuları destekler. benim anılarım da bu matmazelin etrafında dönüyor.

In my review I meant to say: "it's classy and is now a classic" - I didn't catch the autocorrect in time and posted it. That is what I meant to say below. I absolutely love the extrait of Coco Mademoiselle. You can never ever go wrong with that and I would highly recommend just finding it is very hard and I don't know why. You can easily snag a Coco Parfum or Allure Parfum as well as many other - but for some reason this one is so hard to find. Coco pure parfum would be enjoyed by anyone who loves dark, deep and very spicy. Eau Tendre Chance flanker or Gardenia would be for lovers of light and bright. But Coco Mademoiselle extrait is a perfect one for anyone, just anyone. Such a classic. Masterpiece of masterpieces. Thank You for reading all my reviews.

Don't be fooled by the tiny bottles; this is concentrated, sticky and oily. Compared to Coco Mademoiselle and its flankers, the pure parfum is so vibrant it feels like biting into a lemon peel and dusting your nose with pollen from the blooming jasmine. This is a grassy green jasmine rather than nectar-sweet, preserving the old-school scent profile. Patchouli has been toned down from the level of Intense EdP, which I like, while the feminine rose backbone is maintained. Nothing feels synthetic or overpowering, save for maybe the dominant citrus. Light and classically beautiful, but with longevity; if you're in search of a quality fresh perfume, this is it.

Yeah, I know. Coco Mademoiselle is basically a timestamp for your age group. Walk into a country club ladies’ luncheon, where half the crowd is sporting a tennis skirt and a knee brace from their latest pickleball battle, and it feels like everyone’s wearing it. But honestly? It was still the first perfume that ever stopped me in my tracks. Back in the mommy years, when my signature scent was mostly Eau de Baby Barf on the left shoulder, Coco was the one that made me feel like I might actually be a woman again. On those rare nights out, just a hint of Coco Mademoiselle was enough to remind me I hadn’t completely disappeared.

Just a few days ago I compared all Chanel Mademoiselle versions side by side. This to my nose in comparison leans more patchouli-rose-vetiver, there is this woodiness and dryness from the vetiver, which makes patchouli seem harsher and earthier. There is less of that Mademoiselle EDP sparkle and sweetness from oranges, mandarins and orange blossom . I don't like how it dries down. Even if there is vanilla here, I can barely feel it, the version with the most vanilla is the Mademoiselle Intense. I still much prefer the EDP, not the Parfum. -

Well, what can I say about Mademoiselle...I will always love you but it's time to move on, ha! I have worn this fragrance almost daily for so many years, but recently it seems everyone is wearing it. I smell it literally everywhere! As someone who loves being unique and always true to myself, I find it annoying to smell the same as all my friends. Coco Mademoiselle is elegantly layered with white flowers, citrus notes, vanilla and a touch of musk. Lovely~ It's perfect for both day and evening. I love it. Sob, I will miss you Mademoiselle!

Best fruitchouli still existing. Although were Miss Dior Cherie still be present (the one with the popcorn note), then Coco Mademoiselle would lose by the slimmest of margins. This is a desexualized patchouli allied with generous amounts of litchi and rose, and that wonderful orange note. Accords say earthy but then again, this is a washed patchouli; Misia is earthy for comparison. Deeper than the edp but sheerer than Olivier's intense version. Smells spectacular when body is on heat. Makes the orange, rose, litchi and patchouli dance.

I find it interesting that Fragrantica has the top notes for this scent listed as citrus. I don't get that from Mademoiselle, but what I do get I love. Yes, I know that this scent is on plenty of women aged 21-35, but I don't care. It projects beautifully and stays on my skin for days. I could never use it daily since it's a bit too feminine and it's also my best friend's signature scent, but I love it for days when I'm feeling confident and girly. I'd best describe this as the ideal job interview scent for a young-ish woman!