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Chloé Le Parfum

Orange blossom opens Chloé Le Parfum on facets of wax, sugar and powder, followed by a warm, honeyed rose and a base of tonka bean and vanilla. Composed by perfumer Romain Almairac, the Eau de Parfum from the house of Chloé was released in 2025 and belongs to the floral olfactory family.

A waxy orange blossom

Orange blossom opens the composition. Here it appears with waxy, sugary and powdery traits. Drawn from the white flowers of the bitter orange tree, this raw material readily evokes honey and warm skin, a dense texture that the wax and powder render accurately.

A honeyed rose

In the heart tier, rose takes on a warm, honeyed and waxy turn. This facet recalls the amber side of the flower, commonly found in rose absolutes, raw materials with a thick, sticky texture obtained by extraction of the petals.

Tonka and vanilla

The base brings together tonka bean, toasted, almond-like and caramelized, and vanilla, sweet, spicy and warm. Tonka bean owes its almond and hay scent to the coumarin it contains; vanilla pod, the fermented fruit of an orchid, offers spicy nuances here.

A floral family

Classified in the floral family, Chloé Le Parfum owes this classification to orange blossom and rose. A floral composition is built around the scent of petals; the wax, honey and powder noted for these two flowers give the family a rich texture here, extended by the vanilla base.