CHANEL ALLURE SPORT COLOGNE

Chanel Allure Sport cologne is a naturally seductive scent with a unique energy embodied in a fragrance of mandarin, orange, amber and other mysterious notes. Amorous and alluring, Chanel Allure Sport offers wearers a unique sense of empowerment. Strong and complicated Chanel Allure sport is a multi-layered cologne that is very masculine and refreshing. Along with a note of aldehydes which provide a clean linen like fragrance, this Chanel offering is a much sharper and fresher fragrance than the original Allure Homme.

Discover the Allure of Chanel Allure Sport Cologne

Design House: Chanel

Fragrance Notes: Orange, Cedar, mandarin, tonka bean, aldehydes, madagascar pepper

Year Introduced: 2004

Recommended Use: Casual

Scent Strength: Moderate

Scent Life: 6-10 hours

The Notes Behind Chanel Allure Sport Cologne

Chanel Allure Sport cologne is considered a woody spicy fragrance with the following notes:

Top notes: Blood mandarin, aldehydes, orange, sea water

Middle notes: Neroli, pepper, cedar

Base notes: Amber, vanilla, tonka bean, vetiver, white musk

The History of Chanel Allure Sport

Coco Chanel debuted her first perfume in 1921 which later catapulted to the single most recognized women's fragrance in the world. Building off the popularity of Chanel No. 5 the brand become known for specialty fragrances including the arrival of Chanel Allure Sport cologne in 2004.

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