1.7 fl. oz. - 50ml

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CHANEL

N°5 Leau Eau De Toilette

Name: N°5 Leau Eau De Toilette
Brand: CHANEL
Price: 154.00 $
Availability: InStock

Eau De Toilette

Women

Sizes

Starting

$154

Description

N°5 L'Eau by CHANEL offers a modern, fresh, and vibrant interpretation of the iconic N°5, designed to appeal to a contemporary audience. It opens with a dynamic burst of crisp citrus notes, including lemon, mandarin, and orange, uplifted by aldehydes, creating a sense of lightheartedness and transparency. The heart unfolds into an emblematic floral bouquet of rose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang, presented in a more modern and airy fashion than its predecessors. This floral whirlwind eventually settles into a soft, cottony musk base, complemented by the vibrant echo of cedar and a touch of vanilla and orris root, providing a clean and sophisticated finish. This fragrance is a testament to a classic reimagined for today. Perfumer: Olivier Polge

Scent Profile

Floral

Aldehyde

Citrus

Fresh

Musky

Woody

Powdery

Notes

Top Notes

Aldehydes

Lemon

Neroli

Bergamot

Mandarin

Lime

Orange

Middle Notes

Ylang-Ylang

Jasmine

May Rose

Base Notes

White Musk

Orris

Cedar

Vanilla

Vetiver

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

Olivier Polge

Olivier Polge is a French perfumer from Grasse and the son of renowned Chanel perfumer Jacques Polge. Trained at Charabot and ACM after studying art history, he began his career at International Flavors & Fragrances, where he helped create major successes such as Dior Homme, Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb, and Lancôme La Vie Est Belle. Since 2015 he has been the in-house perfumer at Chanel, signing key creations including Misia, Boy, N°5 L’Eau, Gabrielle and Bleu de Chanel Parfum, and is celebrated for his refined, often minimalist style and modern re-interpretations of iconic themes.

Reviews

4.6

Excellent141 reviews

Chanel

4.6/5 • 141 reviews

Community Insights

Reviewers generally appreciate N°5 L'Eau as a lighter, more approachable take on the classic N°5, often highlighting its sparkling citrus opening and clean floral heart. While many enjoy its modern freshness, some note that its longevity can be a drawback, becoming a skin scent relatively quickly for certain wearers.

Pros

Modernized Classic: Many find it a fresh and updated version of the original N°5, making it more wearable for those who find the classic too heavy or dated.

Sparkling Citrus Opening: The initial burst of lemon, mandarin, and orange is frequently praised for its bright, joyful, and invigorating quality.

Elegant Floral Heart: The blend of rose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang is described as elegant, airy, and beautifully composed, maintaining a sophisticated floral character.

Versatile Appeal: Reviewers often mention its suitability for everyday wear, office environments, and warmer weather due to its lighter and fresher profile.

Cons

Longevity Concerns: A common critique is that the fragrance has limited longevity, with some experiencing it fading to a skin scent within a few hours.

Projection Limitations: Some users report that the sillage is quite soft, requiring close proximity to be detected after the initial dry down.

Price for Performance: Given the performance, a few reviewers feel the price point is not entirely justified for a fragrance that doesn't last as long as they'd prefer.

Comparisons

Lighter N°5 Interpretation: Frequently compared to the original N°5 and N°5 Eau Premiere, but noted as significantly fresher, brighter, and less aldehydic.

Genderless N°5: Some reviewers perceive it as a more unisex or gender-neutral version of N°5, appealing to a broader audience.