Coro

It is the house Xerjoff that presents Coro, offered as an Eau de Parfum. Its heart tier combines powdery, buttery iris, warm and sweet jasmine, succulent pineapple and tropical mango with milky accents, over a base of spicy vanilla, woody musk and velvety sandalwood, three materials marked by warmth.

Brand: Xerjoff
Olfactory family: Floral
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 14, 2026

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Coro is a creation from the house Xerjoff, presented in Eau de Parfum concentration. Two sizes are offered: a 50 ml bottle and a 100 ml bottle.

Olfactory pyramid

Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
Base notesWhat lingers

Composition

Floral and fruity heart

Iris brings a powdery, almost buttery texture, crossed with a hint of violet. Jasmine adds warmth, a sweet softness and a wild temperament. Fruits join in: pineapple, exotic and succulent, and mango, tropical and sweet, with lactonic nuances.

A warm base

Vanilla gives the base a sweet softness heightened with spices. Musk leans toward wood and an animalic note, while sandalwood brings a velvety wood. Warmth returns in each of these materials and gives the base its tonality.

Floral family

Classified as floral, the composition owes this classification to iris and jasmine. A floral family is organized around accords of petals and floral materials; here, the powderiness of the iris and the wild warmth of the jasmine shape its outline, with pineapple and mango adding a fruity touch.

What the label declares

On the label, the ingredients list mentions aqua, the INCI name for water. In an Eau de Parfum, water usually serves to adjust the dilution; odorless, it is not linked to any of the notes in the heart or base tier.