At Carolina Herrera, Chic takes the form of an Eau de Parfum built around freesia. This flower, described as luminous, carries accents of jasmine and orange blossom that anchor the composition in the floral register. The house offers it in a size of 80 ml, with a formula in which benzyl salicylate appears among the declared components.
Freesia at the heart
Freesia occupies the heart tier. This small-petaled flower evokes a luminous, almost powdery freshness; its facets recall jasmine, with its sun-kissed and slightly animalic sweetness, and orange blossom, honeyed, tender, crossed with a touch of green.
A floral family
The classification of Chic in the floral family rests on freesia. Floral compositions bring petals to the fore; here, the nuances of jasmine and orange blossom lent to the freesia recall the great white flowers of perfumery and tie the accord to this register.
What the label declares
Among the mentions on the label, benzyl salicylate appears as a declared odorant component. This molecule, with its discreet, slightly balsamic and floral odor, is frequently used in the reconstruction of white flowers such as jasmine, which links it to the facets associated with freesia.
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