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Chance Eau de Parfum
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Chance Eau de Parfum

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Chance Eau de Parfum is the rounder version of Chance, the floral Jacques Polge composed for Chanel and which the house unveiled in 2002. Chanel describes it as a floral fragrance intertwining pink pepper, jasmine and amber patchouli; white musks and vanilla make the eau de parfum more enveloping. It comes in the line’s round bottle.

Chanel describes the eau de parfum as a floral fragrance intertwining pink pepper, jasmine and amber patchouli. Dressed in white musks and vanilla, it becomes, according to the house, rounder and more enveloping.

The ingredient list published by Chanel names several essential oils: bergamot, bitter orange peel, patchouli, jasmine, orange blossom and sandalwood. It also lists vanillin and coumarin among the formula’s fragrant components.

The eau de toilette alongside

Chance also exists as an eau de toilette, the first version of the line. The house describes it as an unpredictable, elusive and changing fragrance, by turns floral, spicy, sensual or gourmand, built around the same pink pepper, jasmine and amber patchouli.