Frequently Asked Questions about Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel
What does Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel smell like?
Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel features top notes of Bergamot and Lemon, middle notes of Magnolia and Neroli, and base notes of Iris, Jasmine, and Musk.
What is the sillage of Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel?
Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel has powerful sillage that projects strongly and leaves a significant scent trail. The sillage rating is 5.0 out of 5.
Who created Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel?
Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel was created by Jacques Polge.
When was Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel released?
Cristalle Eau Verte by Chanel was released in 2009.
Cristalle Eau Verte, from Chanel was released in 2009. The perfumer behind this creation is Jacques Polge. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Lemon, middle notes of Magnolia and Neroli, and base notes of Iris, Jasmine, and Musk.
I absolutely love this! Contrary to most peoples thoughts (judging by the reviews here) I actually think Cristalle eau verte is quite complex. Starts out with a refreshing blast of bergamot and lemony citruses, the clean strength and lasting power of neroli. It then becomes quite green and fresh to me, I also swear I get a hit of black pepper...seriously I do, although no such spiciness or seasoning is present. A base of musk which is present throughout the entire transition finishes off this fragrance. This oozes Chanel class and for me could easily be a unisex fragrance, I wouldn't bat an eyelid about wearing it. I love how different this is to the original which is too bold and old Skool feminine for my tastes. I may well get this for summer.
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I absolutely love this! Contrary to most peoples thoughts (judging by the reviews here) I actually think Cristalle eau verte is quite complex. Starts out with a refreshing blast of bergamot and lemony citruses, the clean strength and lasting power of neroli. It then becomes quite green and fresh to me, I also swear I get a hit of black pepper...seriously I do, although no such spiciness or seasoning is present. A base of musk which is present throughout the entire transition finishes off this fragrance. This oozes Chanel class and for me could easily be a unisex fragrance, I wouldn't bat an eyelid about wearing it. I love how different this is to the original which is too bold and old Skool feminine for my tastes. I may well get this for summer.