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Paris - Venise
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Paris - Venise

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Chanel put Paris - Venise on sale in June 2018, along with Paris - Deauville and Paris - Biarritz, three eaux de toilette signed by Olivier Polge. The house describes it as a composition of shadow and light, where neroli essence brightens an ambery accord of vanilla and tonka. Persolaise hears an echo of Coco; Angela prefers it to the other two.

Chanel describes a composition of shadow and light, between freshness and sensuality: neroli essence brightens the warm shades of an ambery accord, with notes of vanilla and tonka.

The list the house gives goes further, without saying when each material comes in: citrus, neroli, red berries, iris, Grasse geranium, cedar, the ambery accord and vanilla.

Beyond the official notes

Angela, of Now Smell This, finds that the citrus leans toward neroli rather than tart lime, and that a hint of currant gives the whole its deliciousness without sweetening it. Persolaise, for his part, mostly smells vanilla and dark woods.

What the label declares

The ingredient list published by Chanel names, after alcohol, water and fragrance, limonene, benzyl salicylate and geraniol, and continues with the regulated allergens, including coumarin and hexyl cinnamal.

It also carries an ultraviolet filter and five colorants, two yellows, two reds and a violet, which give the juice its ambery tint.

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