Rating
3.72/ 5
Popularity
Medium
Price value
Overpriced
A flower, a perfumer, a story. In 1974, the house launched its first perfume, Chloé, inspired by the tuberose flower. Re-orchestrated and renamed Tuberosa 1974, the first Chloé flower reveals its spicy notes, bright floral accord and fresh innocence. An iconic sillage with timeless elegance. Very French.
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Composition
The fragrance pyramid
Top notes open the scent, heart notes carry it, base notes anchor it.
Top notes
The opening — first 15 minutes
Heart notes
The character — hours one through four
Base notes
The dry-down — what stays on your skin
Profile
Dominant accords
Bars below show how loudly each accord speaks in the composition.
- tuberoseDominant
- white floral
