The perfume for women Coco by Chanel It was in 1984 that the house of Chanel decided to call on the talented perfumer Jacques Polge in order to pay tribute to its founder. To do so, the house created a perfume named Coco. It was very quickly described as a baroque perfume and its intoxicating notes seemed ideally designed to leave no one indifferent. This fragrance is at once voracious, mysterious and bewitching. It is a myth of perfumery filled with luxury and refinement, just as the iconic Gabrielle Chanel herself was.
ALCOHOL | PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) | AQUA (WATER) | BENZYL SALICYLATE | LIMONENE | GERANIOL | LINALOOL | COUMARIN | CITRONELLOL | EUGENOL | HEXYL CINNAMAL | ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE | BENZYL BENZOATE | CITRAL | CINNAMYL ALCOHOL | FARNESOL | BENZYL ALCOHOL | ISOEUGENOL | BHT | CI 14700 (RED 4) | CI 19140 (YELLOW 5) | CI 42090 (BLUE 1) | IL35-1