| Weight: | 0.283 kg |
|---|---|
| Country of origin: | Spain |
| Mark: | Chloe |
Scent : |
Citrus, spicy, chypre |
| Top notes: |
Jasmine absolute |
| Heart notes: |
the smell of dates |
| Base notes: |
vanilla |
Discover freedom and natural femininity with Chloé Nomade Eau de Parfum Naturelle—a fragrance that will take you on a new olfactory journey full of sunshine and adventure. This vegan eau de parfum is made from 100% natural ingredients, without artifi ...
Discover freedom and natural femininity with Chloé Nomade Eau de Parfum Naturelle—a fragrance that will take you on a new olfactory journey full of sunshine and adventure. This vegan eau de parfum is made from 100% natural ingredients, without artificial colors or filters, and combines the elegance of the Chloé brand with respect for nature.
Characteristics:
At the heart of the fragrance blooms Egyptian jasmine, sunny and sensual, complemented by date accords and delicate vanilla, which bring a warm, gourmet sweetness. The base is composed of sandalwood and oak moss, which give the perfume depth and natural strength.
Fragrance composition:
Top notes: Dates.
Heart notes: Egyptian jasmine.
Base notes: Sandalwood, vanilla, oakmoss.
Bottle design:
Inspired by the iconic Nomade design, the bottle has been redesigned with sustainability in mind – made from recycled glass and materials, it can be refilled.
Chloé Nomade Eau de Parfum Naturelle – a fragrance of freedom, adventure, and feminine strength that combines elegance with the spirit of nature.
About the brand Chloé:
The Chloé brand was founded in Paris in 1952 and has symbolized femininity, elegance, and freedom from the very beginning. It entered the world of perfumes in the 1970s with the fragrance Chloé by Chloé, which became an icon. Today, it is one of the most respected perfume brands—its fragrances are delicate, floral, and naturally sensual, with a characteristic rose as the main motif. Chloé bottles stand out with their timeless pleated design and are as elegant as the women they are created for.
