0.7 fl. oz. - 20ml

CHANEL

Bleu De Chanel Eau De Parfum Twist And

Name: Bleu De Chanel Eau De Parfum Twist And
Brand: CHANEL
Price: 146.00 $
Availability: InStock

Eau De Parfum

Men

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$146

Description

Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum is a sophisticated and undeniably bold fragrance that opens with a fresh, juicy burst of grapefruit and other bright citrus notes, uplifted by a clean aldehydic sparkle and a hint of mint. As it develops, a warm, spicy heart emerges with ginger and nutmeg, adding depth and a sensual character. The dry down settles into a rich, woody base of ambery cedar and New Caledonian sandalwood, amplified by tonka bean and a touch of incense, leaving a captivating and long-lasting trail. This particular offering, the Twist and Spray, provides a convenient and travel-friendly way to experience the scent on the go, making it perfect for touch-ups throughout the day or for those who appreciate portability without compromising on luxury. Perfumer: Jacques Polge

Scent Profile

Woody

Aromatic

Citrus

Amber

Spicy

Warm

Fresh

Notes

Top Notes

Grapefruit

Lemon

Mint

Bergamot

Pink Pepper

Aldehydes

Coriander

Middle Notes

Ginger

Nutmeg

Jasmine

Melon

Base Notes

Incense

Amber

Cedar

Sandalwood

Amberwood

Patchouli

Labdanum

About CHANEL

Chanel is a legendary French luxury house founded by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel in 1910, renowned for its timeless elegance, modern sophistication, and artistic innovation. In perfumery, Chanel revolutionized fragrance with the creation of Chanel No. 5 in 1921, a masterpiece of abstraction that redefined modern scent. Today, under Olivier Polge, the brand continues to craft refined, iconic perfumes that embody effortless Parisian chic—balancing tradition, craftsmanship, and contemporary allure.

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Perfumer

Jacques Polge

Jacques Polge is a French perfumer best known as the longtime head perfumer of Chanel, a role he held from 1978 to 2015. Trained in Grasse under Jean Carles after university studies in English and literature, he began his career at Roure Bertrand Dupont before shaping Chanel’s modern olfactory identity. He authored many of the house’s most influential fragrances, including Coco, Égoïste, Allure, Coco Mademoiselle, Chance, Bleu de Chanel, and several Les Exclusifs de Chanel compositions, and later passed the mantle at Chanel to his son, perfumer Olivier Polge.

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Reviews

5.0

Excellent19 reviews

Chanel

5.0/5 • 19 reviews

Community Insights

Reviewers consistently praise Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum for its remarkable versatility and sophisticated aroma, often highlighting its ability to transition seamlessly from day to night. Many consider it a modern classic in the 'blue' fragrance category, offering a refined and confident scent experience.

Pros

Performance excellence: This fragrance is noted for its impressive longevity, often lasting around 8 hours, and provides a noticeable yet not overpowering projection.

Versatile appeal: It's widely regarded as a perfect signature scent, suitable for virtually any occasion, whether casual outings, formal events, or even professional settings.

Quality composition: Enthusiasts appreciate the high-quality blend of notes, particularly the natural-smelling grapefruit and the clean, fresh aldehydic opening, leading to a rich and elegant woody-amber dry down.

Cons

Specific limitation: Due to its immense popularity, some reviewers feel it has become less unique, as many other 'blue' fragrances have followed a similar profile.

Situational drawback: While highly versatile, a few might find it slightly less intimate or unique for very specific, highly formal, or romantic occasions, preferring the deeper Parfum concentration for those moments.

Comparisons

Similar to Bleu de Chanel EDT: Reviewers often compare it to its Eau de Toilette predecessor, noting the EDP is warmer, spicier, and possesses greater depth and intensity, with a more prominent smokiness from incense and creamy woods.

Reminds reviewers of other 'blue' fragrances: While often seen as a benchmark, it's sometimes mentioned alongside other popular 'blue' scents, though many assert its superior blend and refinement.