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

I completely overpaid for this fragrance at Macy's, because I fell in love instantly and had to just grab it then and there. (Working on my impulsivity...) This fragrance is so elevated, elegant, black-tie, rich, opulent. I remember a long time ago when I had smelled Miss Dior Le Parfum in 2012 in a Macy's- the feeling I got from that- how it was so fancy smelling and just old-world. The chloe gives me the same vibes, the same feeling, and that's when I knew I would be reaching for this a lot. For occasions when I am completely dressed up, wanting to give myself a rich aura of scent- that's what this gives. I get rose-amber. Similar to the le parfum miss dior from 2012, but different in that it is its own composition. Lovely, lovely dry down. Powdery finish with the rose-vanilla combination.

This is gorgeous, smooth, kind of clean, kind of earthy?, natural, a tiny bit sweet, regal, and HOT. It is pretty linear, I smell the deep, warm, smooth rose and tonka, with a little orange blossom and vanilla, from opening to drydown. I haven’t smelled anything like this. I am a floral and woody fragrance lover that usually steers clear of rose, but this is intoxicating. The OG Chloe is just okay to me, fresh floral that’s a bit dated. This is a little more youthful, deeper, and maybe more fit for fall and winter wear as well. It has good potency, the longevity is good, it radiates for the first ~4 hours, I have a good scent bubble around me for a total of 6 hours until it fades, then I can still smell it on fabric the next day. She is very gorgeous to me☝️

I wonder if the people who are leaving comments that this is too sweet, cloying, or juvenile, have actually used this perfume at all, or if they just sprayed it in the shop along with ten other perfumes and don’t even know what they were smelling, but still rushed here to write a bad review. So please don’t dismiss any perfume based on comments here on Fragrantica ,test it first. This fragrance is very well balanced, inoffensive, feminine. It’s like drinking warm tea with lemon in a rose garden on a cold, rainy day.

From someone who is not so much into floral scent, I love this flanker! At first spray, I could smell the Chloe DNA in it, but it was a tad bit heavier and less sweet on my skin. After the dried down... holy molly macaroni! The vanilla started to pick up, and it turned powdery on me (which I love). I also smelled a mixture of citric and herbal scents that lingered for the rest of the day. I could even smell it the next morning! Definitely a fragrance to go during my cold days!

I love powdery, sweet, and floral. Combine the three and I’m in heaven. A Sephora employee showed me this scent a few months ago and I was in love. On me, it is sugary, kind of like Miami Shake by Juliette has a Gun but with a rose note. I also have the original Chloe, and they smell similar but this is softer. I just got it so I’m excited to see if my opinions change. Overall, on ME, a dream.

I bought this because I found a 10ml at a tk maxx for a steal of a price and I thought "what the heck, I'll try it". This exceeded my expectations, far and away. It is beautiful! There is orange blossom, a touch of rose, hints of vanilla, and I also suspect that there might be so honey somewhere in here because it is a bit syrupy like someone else said, which I love.

Oh my❤️ I wrote a review before but just had to come back and add extra love! This is heaven in a bottle. Its so good. Definately becoming a signature scent❤️ I love chloe overall, and especially the Nomade line, Chloe Love Story and the discontinued Love, Chloe but this is something extra, cant explain it❤️ May they never discontinue it🙏🏻

It's quite similar to the 2024 Intense version. It might be a little creamier due to the tonka bean, but they're still very similar. I think if you own one, you don't need the other. However, since it's a perfume that's quite prone to smelling sour on the skin, it should be tested on the skin before buying.

I can really smell the chloe dna in the backround but with a warmer, sweeter frame. I really love it. I dont understand the low rating at all🤷🏼♀️ Its just so gorgeous!! A collegue commented on it the first time i wore it saying it smelled so freaking good :)

i love love love this perfume it lasts so long, by the ed of the day when you totally forget about it, you can still smell it on your skin

This is such a cozy fragrance. It’s elegant and beautiful. And it’s superrrrr long lasting. This will now be a staple in my collection.

Delicious, sweet, very soft and feminine. Love from the first sniff🩵 too weak for winter and late autumn. Summer safe, not overpowering

Dark, brooding, earthy rose with thorns. Heroine of a gothic fairytale. 🥀⚔️

I’ve always liked the Chloe fragrance dna but to me they are all basically the same and I’ve never really smelled one that I really wanted. Reading the reviews below didn’t really spur me on to buy this particular one but strangely enough I was enticed to buy the 10ml version. This definitely has the aforementioned Chloe dna but has a Delina vibe going on, but it feels & smells more timeless, a rose that is not too juvenile or too old, very classy. I’ve put on one spray and it projects nicely, longevity is also pretty good. Husband LOVES it, he’s used to me wearing something different pretty much all the time and hardly ever compliments me, but this is just such a pleasing and uncomplicated scent that it really spoke to him 😊. Is it really original? No. If you have any of the other Chloe frags would you need this one as well? Nooo. But if you like the dna but never felt compelled to actually buy one, try this one, I bet it will not disappoint.

"I was immediately captivated by the bottle design, especially the beautiful, contrasting burgundy ribbon (bordo kurdele). I initially expected a rather ordinary scent, but Chloé genuinely surprised me, presenting a fragrance that I found quite striking and memorable. The scent journey is dynamic: it begins with the sharp, crisp intensity of rose and orange blossom. This initial keenness then smoothly transitions into the comforting calmness of vanilla and tonka bean. My only issue is the longevity. It has poor projection, and unfortunately, the scent was barely traceable on my skin after just an hour. Despite the short wear time, I genuinely liked it. It’s a feminine and powerful scent, perfect for daily wear in the autumn season."

Recognizably Chloe, but denser and more intense. Finally an intensity I like. The others are too insubstantial and nonsensical but super similar, fit maybe for the hottest weather but I know better scents for that. I recognize a rose. With cedar roots and powdery-green nuances. A bit like the inside of suede bag if one carries floral parfums in one. It is feminine and unoffensive, fit for professional setting and even formal occassions. I like it, but not quite. I prefer Nomade. Lasts over 12h but the drydown is clearly amberwoody material that I don't care about up to dislike. So that cancels future buy.

A composition centered on a dominant sweet rose, leaning more toward a rich, heavier character than a fresh one. Vanilla adds a gourmand sweetness, while orange blossom brings a touch of smoothness. The initial sillage is strong, and the scent feels almost syrupy and dense. However, overall longevity proves average; by midday, it lingers on fabric as a nice, faded, dried rose, reminiscent of potpourri.

This is a nice rose perfume which I’m trying as a sample. It reminds me of Vanish stain removing granules, which actually smells really nice...just not what I personally wish to smell of. It lasts a decent amount of time, performance is fine, it’s a powdery and clean scent which would be ideal for the office, etc. Not for me, but I can understand why others love it.

A nice solid rose and orange blossom perfume. Nothing special, but it is a nice one, a bit tamed, rosey, kind of dark/evening perfume. This is what I was expecting from Sisley Izia nuit, but it didn't develope so well on me. But this one is in similar category/type and I really like it on me.

i think this is the first rose vanilla perfume i am trying and pleasantly surprised tbh. delicately sweet and not too mature imo

Deeply confused by the reviews calling this too sweet. To my nose, a photorealistic garden salad, heavy on the dill.

Pretty, easy going rose scent. Nice but forgettable. The orange blossom note adds a slight bitter, green touch, but the dry down is woody, powdery and vanillic. It’s less bright and floral than the other flankers, and goes into a more generic rose/orange blossom/vanilla direction. It’s also less sweeter than the OG Chloe, which I don’t like about it. Nothing to write home about really, it is simple, linear, clean and feminine. I like it, but way less than the OG or the Absolu versions, so I won't get a full bottle. I have many scents with a similar profile and to me personally Chloe Le Parfum 2025 is kinda boring and uninspiring! And massively overpriced for the average performance..

I got a tester of this and it’s a weird one for me. It smells absolutely lovely in the air and on my clothes. However on my skin, it’s absolutely vile and smells like permanent marker pen. It lasts a good 4-5 hours on my clothes (you can still smell it closely) which is so lovely. Definitely more of a winter perfume but could be nice in the evening of any season especially on cooler/ breezy nights. Will probably buy a 30ml if it goes on sale at some point but I’m not itching to get it just purely because of how it smells on my skin.

This series has so many flankers, the scents are boring and boring, the perfume has nothing special, is this really the scent they keep asking me to try at Sephora? Chloe is competing with La Vie Est Belle and Libre in terms of flankers, the thing I've been seeing most often lately is the color of the perfumes and bottles are just a little darker with each flanker, but in terms of originality, it's failed.

What a shame... It’s a basic orange blossom/vanilla blend, way too sweet for my taste. The rose is nowhere to be found, and the whole thing feels crude - not elegant, not refined. A total disappointment for me; how can you mess up a perfume with such a lovely note pyramid? Next.

To me this smells like a very juvenile fruity-sweet fragrance. Something a 16 year old would wear. When it settles it shows more floral notes but is still very fruity-sweet heavy.

If you’re looking for some rose vanilla perfumes, don’t buy this one. This perfume is heavy on orange blossom and rose is barely noticeable. I spray it on my wrist. For the first two hours it is a sharp and medical scent(I guess the perfumer wants to depict “a clean orange blossom” but it turns out bitter). Later it turns into a bland vanilla scent with a medical background. I think this flanker is a huge failure. It has no similarities with the OG. The rosy and fruity notes in OG is missing. Notes don’t blend well together. If you can’t imagine what I say, have you ever tried Lavande by Le Labo? That perfume is critised of leaning more to orange blossom rather than lavender. This Chloe one has the same problem. They put too much orange blossom which makes it sharp, harsh and screechy. Orange blossom plays a dominant role from beginning to end. I regret this purchase.

I was on a roll with Chloé - I've tried the original Chloé EDP, the L'Eau de Parfum Lumineuse and the Eau de Parfum Naturelle - until this one. I've bought a 2 ml sample of this, thinking that I love the Chloé DNA, so I will probably like this one as well, but to me that is nowhere to be found in this. I can't detect that signature rose scent at all. It's very heavy and a bit smoky to me. It smells like something an older, more mature woman would wear. This is very different from the other flankers of the Chloé line, which might be great for some people, but not for me.

This starts off very tonka, heavy and dusty. Then it becomes woody then it's the same detergent fruity rose as always. All the flankers end up smelling like the original in the end. Unnecessary.

Unrecognisable as Chloé. Smells more like Chloé Lumineuse. It's like a step further into modernity for 💰💰💰 and it's just a bottle of sweetness. Not much more.

I'm sorry but this is not good. Old posh lady but in a bad bad way.

I am so disappointed!!! Chloé edp is my signature and all time favorite scent. Smelling this, however, brought back ancient memories. To me it smells exactly of these plastic poppable shower gel animals(?) that I would have in the bath tub when I was ~5 years old. I never thought I would smell something like that again but this is it. Not to say it is bad, in fact it’s quite nostalgic for me but it’s just extremely artificial. After drying down it is like raspberry water like someone else said. Would have loved this just for the bottle and my love of Chloé, but this is not what I was expecting. Edit: I take back the raspberry water, it is pure shower gel animal even after drying down

I have the entire Chloe line and have been a long time fan, however this fragrance is absolutely disgusting. There are just no other words to describe it. It smells like someone spilled a fruity scented nail polish remover at a gas station.

I've got it. I hate it. Smells like raspberry water. And that's it. Very odd.

This is smells so bad, nauseous and migraine inducing

I'm on a Chloe kick right now. I recently acquired quite a few: the original EDP, L'Eau de Parfum Intense, Lumineuse, this one, Nomade Nuit d'Égypte, and already own minis of the original Nomade and Roses de Chloe First, the bottle design. They took the body and cap from the original EDP and instead of an engraved silver plate for the name, they used a matte paper with raising lettering. Despite being paper it doesn't look cheap. They changed the bow to a dark burgundy. The juice is a darker yellow, darker than the EDP and Intense. I think they adapted the bottle to both suit the scent and still honor the house's existing design ethos. I also like that it's designed to be refillable, it cuts down on waste which is a plus. A lot of people disparage the Chloe bottles for tarnishing quickly, but what do you expect? Metal reacts to ingredients in the perfume. It's nbd, polish the dang thing and move on. Now for the scent. It doesn't have much of that original Chloe DNA besides "rose" to my untrained nose. Obviously there's no peony or other notes so that may be why. I can see this being the big sister to Roses de Chloe, except this one doesn't dissipate in 10 minutes like Roses de Chloe does on me. It appears to be their attempt at capitalizing on the orange blossom trend and I don't hate it. I owned Gaultier Classique de Parfum which has a similar orange blossom. It was delectable but that's all I got from it. With this formulation, I still get the other notes. It's not purely orange blossom. Indodana below mentioned it's velvety, and that's the perfect word for it. Velvet-y roses. It's not the most unique profile in the world and won't be a classic universal crowd pleaser in its own right like the original, but that's ok with me. It's still gorgeous. It doesn't have the masculine cedar dry down that killed L'Eau de Parfum Intense for me

I looove this!!! I am a big fan of Chloe and this flanker I do like a lot! I think it has more depth, more of an evening vibe, as Chloe EDP is more versatile, more light and ethereal, Le Parfum is more dense and I imagine this one perfectly as an evening scent. But not like clubbing or anything like that, more like elegant, luxurious events. This is amazing. I do not think this is overly sweet, at first I thought it should have some woody notes for sure as it is truly a more dense and opulent scent, but turns out there is none. Maybe it's the tonka note. Overall, the vanilla and tonka do not make this scent overly obnoxious and offensively sweet, I honestly found this very luxurious, high class perfume if you can call it that way. Beautiful longevity and projection, Stays a long time, even till next day and lingers in the air. Love it! No matter what generation you are, you are young or in your elder years, I can totally imagine this perfume on all age groups!

How a perfume can be so yummy! Totally delicious. Complement getters with every spray. Staying power five hour but I notice stay longer in my clothes. Open a kind odd but after 5 minutes is good and after that I couldn’t stop smelling my wrist. I prefer wearing it at night and planning to use it for fall. Too good for my office. Packages is good have a good spray like all Chloé perfumes. Sillage incredible-the first three hours. I have to admit this is my favorite, I am enjoy it so much! This was the perfect gift this year!

Initial spray I kept thinking of vodka cranberry... tarte, fresh, sweet and clean. Not unpleasant but boring. Dried down very spicy and woody on me like a soft, much more delicate and feminine By The Fireplace. Sadly doesn't work for me because those type of scents get way too tangy on my skin and my nose gets irritated like I have B.O. or something. Then later it went more sweet and rosey. It's fine.

Chloé Le Parfum Chloé (Store test) I enjoy Chloé Signature EDP and I think “oh well, if it is just a tad stronger, more prominent. It would be so great, Chloé Signature EDP last good 6-7 hours on me with moderate projection”. This Le Parfum is departed from airy/clean soapy amber to Saffarn like spiciness, chemical vanilla and slight sharp amber. It feels oriental to my nose. Instant drop.

Smells so similar to the last L’eau edp intense but without the raspberry opening changed to a woody vanilla base, I smell the ambroxan aka cashmere here too... This is quite boring to be honest Hmmmm first impression is quite redundant if you already have the intense version from last year~ it just smells different from the start but the dry down is almost 85% the same IMO

The first five minutes or so was very annoying, maybe because of the sharpness of the orange flowers. But it developed to a different thing, a bit more rounded and rose is there too but more like in the background. I feel like it has that soapy clean vibe but not overly so, and I feel like it's floral and fresh as well as that.

I honestly do not get ANY vanilla from this... it is even more intense version of the 2024 INtense release. It is nuclear. It's still on my skin after shower. Not sure I like it - it almost is like strong woody/spicy... it's weird and not a blind buy even if you love chloe (my fave is the original EDP)

Didn't try it yet, but come on, it's Lumineuse with orange blossom? Going and going in circle! There are only 3 notes left in perfume drawers at Chloé ?! Edit : wow it is awful, smells simply like obnoxious dusty sugar. No At least the other one before smells a little bit tender and comforting...

honestls this is such a weird one for me! i generally don't like rose, and i don't like this fragrance either. vanilla doesn't go well with the rosey dna it's got, not to my nose anyway. there is something almost sour, spikey in it that stands out and makes it unpleasant.