Coco Noir Extrait

Coco Noir Extrait is the extrait version of Coco Noir, the eau de parfum Chanel launched in 2012. The house presents it as the voluptuous, enveloping version of its luminous amber, and places it among Les Extraits de Chanel, in the collection’s bottle.

Black according to Chanel

For the house, Coco Noir embodies black as a revealer of femininity, the contemporary expression of a magnetic sensuality. According to Chanel, black has always served to put women in the spotlight; Coco Noir celebrates this paradoxical stance by drawing the idea of a radiant femininity from a deep black.

The quintessence of a fragrance

Chanel sees the extrait as the quintessence of a fragrance, with a precise gesture. The house echoes the advice attributed to Gabrielle Chanel, to wear perfume wherever one might be kissed, and invites wearers to apply a drop to the neck, wrists, décolleté or the crook of the elbow.

Within the Coco line

Coco Noir extends Coco, the 1984 fragrance that bears Gabrielle Chanel’s nickname, and Coco Mademoiselle, launched in 2001. Chanel offers Coco Noir as an eau de parfum and as an extrait, with a scented ritual for bath and body.