2 fl. oz. - 50ml

CHANEL

Coco Eau De Parfum Refillable

Name: Coco Eau De Parfum Refillable
Brand: CHANEL
Price: 139.00 $
Availability: InStock

Eau De Parfum

Women

Sizes

Starting

$139

Description

CHANEL Coco Eau de Parfum Refillable is a luxuriant ambery symphony that beautifully expresses the intensity of Gabrielle Chanel's personality and her love for all things baroque. It opens with a bright, citrusy Sicilian Mandarin, which then gracefully transitions into a voluptuous heart of jasmine absolute, enriched by touches of Ylang Ylang from the Comoros and Tunisian Orange Blossom. The fragrance settles into a captivating harmony, leaving a vibrant, warm trail of Indonesian Patchouli, Tonka Bean, and Benzoin, creating a rich and sophisticated oriental spicy character. This iconic scent is often described as full-bodied and golden, perfect for those who appreciate a classic, elegant statement. Perfumer: Jacques Polge

Scent Profile

Oriental

Spicy

Ambery

Floral

Warm

Resinous

Notes

Top Notes

Sicilian Mandarin

Rose

Coriander

Peach

Jasmine

Frangipani

Pimento

Middle Notes

Jasmine Absolute

Ylang Ylang

Tunisian Orange Blossom

Clove

Rose

Mimosa

Clover

Angelica

Cinnamon

Iris

Base Notes

Patchouli

Tonka Bean

Benzoin

Amber

Sandalwood

Opoponax

Civet

Vanilla

Labdanum

Frankincense

Honey

Musk

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

4.6

Excellent32 reviews

Chanel

4.6/5 • 32 reviews

Community Insights

Reviewers consistently praise Coco Eau de Parfum as a rich, full-bodied, and golden floral scent with a distinct spicy and ambery character. It's widely regarded as an iconic and sophisticated fragrance that evokes a sense of timeless elegance and often brings back cherished memories. Many find it to be a deeply comforting and accomplished composition.

Pros

Performance excellence: Many reviewers note its impressive longevity and above-average projection, making it a lasting presence.

Versatile appeal: It's frequently recommended for colder weather and dressy evening occasions, offering a cozy yet refined warmth.

Quality composition: The blend is often described as balanced, elegant, and high-quality, with a beautifully rounded profile that includes warm woods and delightful spices.

Empowering aura: The fragrance is said to radiate success, confidence, and a magical, seductive quality.

Cons

Specific limitation: Some find the clove note can become overpowering, and the opening can be quite aggressive with sharp spices and coriander.

Situational drawback: Its powerful, '80s character might be too intense for some, potentially causing headaches, and it requires very light application due to its potency.

Modern formulation: A few reviewers suggest that the modern formulation is sweeter and less potent compared to older versions.

Animalic notes: The civet notes can sometimes be perceived as animalic or even like body odor by a small number of users.

Comparisons

Similar to classic oriental-spicy fragrances: Reviewers often place its DNA adjacent to other powerful oriental scents like Yves Saint Laurent's Opium and Estée Lauder's Youth-Dew.