Product Description
Discover Chloé Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense Eau de Parfum for women
Jasmin Naturel Intense is the next installment of Chloé's chypre bestseller, Nomade, released in 2018. This time, traveler Chloé is accompanied by a sprig of fragrant Egyptian jasmine – it is to this jasmine that Caroline Dumur's composition is dedicated, and it is this jasmine that holds the cards, overshadowing Nomade's previous royal pair, mirabelle plum and oakmoss. Its intoxicating, exotic note blends harmoniously with a fruity cocktail of mirabelle plum and pear, sweetened with dates and vanilla. The focus on floral accords makes this particular version of Nomade cooler, creamier, airier, and more feminine than the original. It will be a perfect everyday companion for spring walks, as it develops and shapes itself wonderfully in the warm breeze.
Fragrance ABC:
- For whom: woman
- For what occasion: day/evening fragrance
- Season: spring/summer/autumn
- Fragrance category: floral-fruity
- Essential oil concentration: eau de parfum
- Perfumer: Caroline Dumur
- Year of release: 2023
What does Chloé Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense Eau de Parfum for women smell like?
Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense opens with notes of sweet and sour mirabelle plum, joined by pear with its juicy, aquatic, refreshing note. Together, they create a joyful, fruity duet, sweetened by the oriental, appetizing aroma of dates. At the heart of the composition reigns jasmine, a symbol of elegance and feminine delicacy, bringing intensity and depth to the composition, full of sensuality and sophistication. The base of the fragrance is formed by a combination of vanilla and sandalwood – the creamy, spicy warmth creates an interesting counterbalance to the cool, subtle jasmine and a hint of earthy patchouli. This makes Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense gracefully balance between optimistic, fruity sweetness and evening, sensual elegance.
Fragrance notes:
- Top notes:Mirabelle plum, pear
- Heart notes: Dates, Egyptian jasmine, freesia
- Base notes: Vanilla, sandalwood, oakmoss, patchouli
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