Coco Mademoiselle Extrait

Chanel describes the extrait as a voluptuous amber composition carried by a surprising freshness. The house highlights jasmine absolute and May rose absolute, enriched with Florentine iris, without detailing the top or the base today.

Bergamot and orange at the top

The notes published by the house for Les Grands Extraits open the composition on bergamot and orange, in the spirit of the eau de parfum, which Chanel now starts on orange alone.

Jasmine, rose and iris

The heart brings together jasmine absolute and May rose absolute, which the house says bring fullness. Florentine iris enriches them: it sets the extrait apart from the eau de parfum, whose description does not name iris.

An amber base

The same notes place vanilla, patchouli, vetiver and white musks in the base. Patchouli and vetiver join the eau de parfum here; vanilla and musks recall the notes published at the launch of Coco Mademoiselle.

What the label declares

The ingredient list published by Chanel opens with alcohol and fragrance. It declares only the allergens that must be listed, with no named essential oil, and water appears only in sixteenth position, after the allergens and a UV filter.

The list also includes two colorants, one red and one yellow. It gives no dosage: only the substances that must be declared appear on it, and the jasmine and rose absolutes the house highlights remain blended into the fragrance.