CHLOE NOMADE EDP : modern chypre...

CHLOE NOMADE EDP : modern chypre...

The perfume that I want to tell you about, I can without exaggeration call one of the pearls of the luxury segment of perfumery, perfume is underestimated, as it seems to me. It's a bit sharp, characteristic, feminist and chypre, in the modern interpretation of this genre. And I'm talking about Chloe Nomade.

CHLOE  NOMADE EDP was launched in 2018, nose behind is Quentin Bisch. Main accords are woody, fruity, citrus, mossy.

I remember my first taste of this perfume in the store, it literally pushed me away with its taunt (oh, that oak moss), notes of men's cologne and brutality. The second test was much later, and then, along with the same unpleasant barb, I felt a note of juicy, appetizing, slightly sour plum and a slight lactone of peach, which very successfully softened the aroma. Some interest was aroused, and the third happy attempt to make friends (already using a branded sample, rather than a cursory store idea) led me to admire and, as a result, a bottle was bought. The essence of my lyrical digression is that Chloe Nomade fragrance is quite complex, moody and ambiguous for perception, it is almost impossible to understand its essence, beauty and play once. Now, using it quite often, I am happy to catch from myself the very chypre barb that initially put me off (I used to be sure that chypres, even if fruity, are not my topic), plum and peach create a charming fruity accent, echoes of rose and patchouli complement the picture.

The character of the perfume, in my opinion, completely coincides with the idea of freedom, travel, independence and a proud disposition embedded in it by the creator. This perfume accompanies me in my most difficult days, when I have a lot of things to do, when I have to use more male energy, be active and confident. Nomade is an absolutely feminine perfume, but this slight roughness, the barb that it contains, really switches to the "I can do anything, I do everything on my own" mode. At least that's my subjective feeling. If the perfume attracts you in general, but it seems that something is getting in the way, it may be worth giving it a couple more attempts to win your heart.

I have no complaints about longevity and sillage. I can clearly feel this perfume water on my skin for about 5 hours, then only a gentle fleur close to the skin. The plume is noticeable and tangible. Seasonality is a controversial factor, but it seemed to me that in the process of using the fragrance for two years, it reveals itself most vividly and attractively in the cool spring and autumn. In the cold, it becomes more pungent (oak moss comes to the fore), in the summer the hand did not reach out to it.

Thank you for your attention!