Chloé Le Parfum

I’m surprised that CHLOE LE PARFUM has the notes listed as top/mid/base because for the most part you get the same scent through out the wear: orange blossom +rose w tonka support. It opens with a burst of sweetness as if to say, “hello, welcome to my experience”. Then the sweetness tapers off, but the smell (orange blossom + rose) / tonka creates a small bubble around you that lasts for about three hours steady. Slowly, the orange blossom and rose fade away and the tonka becomes more pronounced. I also smell an ambergris accord that has more presence than the vanilla. The vanilla has a small presence which I smell at the end of the scent trail as the tonka becomes more pronounced. And although the orange blossom + rose are fading away, it still sticks around to the end. Even as a skin scent, I smell all three. Also, CHLOE LE PARFUM sticks to your skin ( I went to bed and woke up still smelling the fragrance as strong as it was when I went to bed. A lot of fragrances would have evaporated away under my blankets). So, overnight, under my blankets the fragrance actually lasted longer than the 4+ hours I have experienced in its daytime wear. Also, I smell a commonality with CHLOE NOMADE (my scent spirit) although these two are completely different. I only own these two, but I feel comfortable enough to say that CHLOE must have some accord that I will call the CHLOE ACCORD that they put in their fragrances that identifies the fragrance as CHLOE in the dry down. It’s much like people who talk about the ‘GUERLAIN DNA’ found in all GUERLAIN fragrances. I really enjoy the experience of CHLOE LE PARFUM.

The first minutes are screechy, pungent, odd—pretty bad. So bad that I wondered, why, oh why, did this perfume ever get the green light to be released? With thousands of new launches every year, how could they make such a wasteful move? Didn’t they want to create something attractive? Didn’t they want to sell more bottles? More or less at the same time, I tested a few other perfumes on my skin and then left home. After about 20 minutes, while driving, I suddenly found myself surrounded by a juicy, sensual cloud. At first, I didn’t know which of the 4–5 perfumes was the source of such gorgeousness. But my memory kicked in, and in less than a minute I remembered exactly which spot I had sprayed it on. It was Chloe Le Parfum—the very one with the worst opening of them all. This fruity, flowery bloom was such a surprise that I went straight to the nearest shopping center to test it again, more thoroughly. I wanted to wear it fully—on the neck, behind the ears, in the hair—to feel it better and make sure it was really this one and not another. The fruity-sweet molecules form a jammy, rich accord with the woody-musk notes, reminiscent of Xerjoff Muse. The drydown, however, is drier, less spectacular, with too much white amber for my taste and not enough juiciness. I’m on the fence—but for those few hours of heart notes, I might actually consider it the best release of 2025 so far.

I am a Chloe lover and haven't been disappointed so far! I had been wanting this one for a while but it hadn't came out on fragrance net just yet. Apparantley I wasn't keeping a close eye on fragrance net though because I hadn't realized that they had put it on the website!!! It immediately went into my cart with express shipping :) I expected to quite like this, and I was right. This is so pretty. It's opulent, and moody. Very velvety texture overall. Its opening is leau de Parfum intense esque, not in totality but similar. Where as the sweetness comes from raspberry in its sister, this takes sweetness from orange blossom and a rich tonka that's acts as a sort of velour for the florals to sit upon. I honestly feel like this ribbon on this thing is exactly how I would describe the color of this fragrance. Out of the Chloes I own this is the most powdery one i own, and this is coming from someone who LOVES powdery fragrances. The dry down mellows out quite a bit into a signature Chloe rose dna with some sweet vanilla. Def a win for me!! :)

I recently added Chloe Le Parfum to my collection. For me, Chloe Le Parfum is a more mature version of Chloe. Or rather, it's like a combo of Chloe Intense and Chloe Lumineuse. More perfect and round. With just a hint of fruity sweetness and vanilla. On my skin, the tonka bean note stands out, and together with the Chloe rose, they make the scent subtle and elegant. I have Chloe Intense, and the intensity of the raspberry annoys me – it's too childish, sweet, and girly. Lumineuse was even worse – I could only smell on my skin a plastic, artificial vanilla all the time. I had to give it to my sister because I couldn't stand it. Surprisingly, it smells completely different on her – joyful and optimistic. So, Chloe Le Parfum is THE version of Chloe for fall and winter. It has all my favorites notes – tonka bean, orange blossom, and rose. (for spring and summer - Chloe Naturelle or Naturelle Intense) I'm going to Venice this fall, and this scent will be perfect company.

It’s one of the best perfumes I have smelled if not the best. It’s delicate and luxurious smelling and in the same time warm and sweet. It’s not very complex and that’s good bc it almost smells the same from the first spray through the entire time. It lasts very long but after some hours it lingers more on skin and hair and maybe doesn’t have much projection after some time but it’s a comfortable scent to wear from early in the office to late night dates. I don’t know if it should be considered a winter or autumn perfume but it smells not very heavy and floral , so it could be for sure a whole year round perfume, if you spray a bit less at summer. It’s like the Chloe one but a bit darker and more mature version. I’ve gotten a lot of compliments from this perfume and specifically that it’s sweet and light and it doesn’t “burn” your nose even at the first sprays and it smells very pretty