Category: Fragrances
Brand: Chanel
Ingredients: ALCOHOL | PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) | AQUA (WATER) | ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE | BENZYL SALICYLATE | GERANIOL | HYDROXYCITRONELLAL | CITRONELLOL | LIMONENE | LINALOOL | CINNAMYL ALCOHOL | BENZYL BENZOATE | EUGENOL | CITRAL | FARNESOL | BENZYL ALCOHOL | ISOEUGENOL | CINNAMAL | IL94-1
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jealousBass6
Bought a sealed box of the extrait. Like Arpege, this gentle aldehyde barely registers on me, I seem to require civet with my aldehydes. then I spilt a good 3 ml! On the kitchen counter!. Quickly I slathered myself with that 3 ml. After socking me in the face with neroli at that dosage, it smelt nice enough, my son could smell it from 5 feet away, and I still could barely smell it after an hour. What registers is clearly high quality—the best jasmine, the best neroli, and I say sandalwood even if no-one else does. This business of not being able to smell Chanel has been true for me in general: I am almost completely anosmic to Cuire Russie, sorry to say, and I just do not like N° 5. I’ll stick to my Carons and Guerlain. Lesson learned.
awedGranola7
A wrap of dusky incense and blackwood, almost hidden by a cloud of white chiffon. Chanel No. 22 is extraordinarily pretty: creamy, sweet and sparkling. While usually I don’t feel one’s clothes need to ‘match’ the perfume of the day, there’s something about No. 22 that deserves good jewellery, a proper skirt and black eyeliner. Although it came out in 1922 originally, it vividly brings to mind Capucine or Anna Karina in the early 60s.
wornoutMallard1
Chanel No.22 is a vixen. It has a perfectly calm exterior of pastel greens – ever so proper and ladylike- hiding a thunderous nature. Leather. A chic bob, a trenchcoat and perhaps silk lingerie underneath.
It opens with clean, bright aldehydes like Dia or Rive Gauche (both of which I love) but there’s something more sulphuric in the aldeyhydes of No.22. This is a pastel green note, a particular grassiness. Then the heart is some robust leather on me. It’s not soft, it’s not suedey, it’s tough, with just a tad of powder. When the storm is over, No 22 calms down, resumes its ladylike manners and carries on with its slightly grassy, slightly sulphuric, very slightly rubbery powder. It’s a tremendous olfactory experience and sometimes I crave for it; but I can’t see myself wearing it regularly. Interestingly, my Cabochard fan mother doesn’t get any leather from this; it’s a perfectly graceful floral on her.