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CHANEL COROMANDEL EDP REVIEW




Coromandel Eau de Parfum is a woody oriental. It is made of frankincense, benzoin, patchouli and amber. Coromandel is said to be inspired by the exquisite Chinese lacquer screens  found in  CoCo Chanel's apartments.

I had a huge trepidation trying Coromandel. I heard it was close to Jessica Simpson Fancy Nights. I did not like Fancy Nights with my chemistry, and put Coromandel exploration on the back burner. I feel everything has been pretty much accurately covered regarding the nuts and bolts making up Coromandel in other blogs, so Im going to take a bird walk to expand this review a bit in a few different directions.

Coromandel felt slightly familiar. I remembered Matriarch's CoCo Blanc also had a white chocolate, milky chai-vanilla wood feel. Chanel 1932 edt also resonated with me with its sweet, woody-vanillic base and its orris note that is once again used in Coromandel. Angel sprung to mind with its chocolaty-patchouli aspects. Coromandel is indeed beautiful, smooth and well done. It strikes me as a very creamy base driven scent. I might get a full bottle. (Sample Review)

Coromandel would be great for:
-Unisex oriental patchouli-woody fragrance for fall/winter
-An upgrade from the designer scent market into an exclusive range that's still highly wearable.

 What do you think of the current EDP of Coromandel?

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