Chanel Chance

This has to be my all time favourite perfume. I love the scent and the lasting power! You don't need to apply much and it will last all day and night - but it is still sweet/fresh smelling at the same time. I always get complimented on this scent and I think it suits all ages.

This is such a treat in a bottle, and if you have cash to splash then won't be disappointed. It's my perfume I keep in the dark and only use for best because it is so expensive!! The EDP I purchased duty free (thank goodness) and it's a perfume that you spray and instantly feel better. Elegant, refined and being the EDP never need more than one spray and always get compliments!!

Chanel Chance is a fruit tinged floral that is very soft and full. It’s based on jasmine, musk, and vanillla, but it’s really the candied jasmine that makes its presents known. It has a warm fuzziness to it, like a mohair blanket with a touch of wool in it, to give it a bit of heat and texture. That’s what the jasmine does in Chanel Chance. It also has a spikey sweetness to it smoothness when it begins to warm up on the skin from the vanilla with a halo of white musk surrounding it. It’s a perfumey perfume that won’t offend anyone.

My husband brought me 100 mills of EDT So being ungrateful I took it back and exchanged it for others perfumes thinking it wouldn’t be my cup of tea.

Only to end up down the track getting more of the same (yay) in it’s pink/purple box Really understated, and in its circular bottle with flat sides, shape does nothing for me.

On first squirt of this really crips perfume I find it refreshing and peppery with a dash of pineapple it’s light not heavy Second note is jasmine not creamy but crisp and fresh with a touch of patchouli Third is vanilla and patchouli with a little musk with floral and lemon.

I know it sounds heavy and thick, but this is a nice light crisp clean summer scent. It’s day and evening wear. It’s lovely I’m reminded of a piña colada without the coconut It’s delicious and fresh. Sweet without being sickly maybe a wee hint of lemon in it the vanilla is not heavy either so more a light floral fragrance with a hint of warmth to the freshness. I do tend to be generous with spraying fragrance and this also gets 5 or 6 squirts It lasts the day I do give it a top up if I’m going out. A beautiful fragrance that yells out sophisticated woman I’m actually on my second bottle, I do love it. It takes pride and place with my favourites.

I love Chanel. End of story. But not quite...

I have struggled to review this because while it is a lovely floral, I've struggled to identify individual scents, for me it's very blended. Vanilla is the only thing I can definitely smell, but it is overpowered by the floral.

In terms of wear, I find I can't smell it after a couple of hours, but others say they can smell it on me. But it does smell like quality perfume.

I'm not a fan of the bottle however, I think it's plain and boring.

I really like this perfume for lots of reasons. I like most of the Chanel range of perfumes, there is an allure that they are very luxurious, probably the price tag but we're worth it. The perfume Chance has a lighter floral fragrance that the famous number 5 so it's great for those days when you want something a bit more flirty. It's great for the summer season. I also like the shape of the bottle.

The only thing I dislike about this perfume is the price tag. It also goes down very quickly because I love to use it. It has a very floral scent it’s not overpowering, I find it lasts throughout the day.

I was given this as a gift years ago and it's still going strong. It must be good quality to have not deteriorated. I love the smell, slightly sweet but not overpowering or super florally. I also love the simple sleek bottle.

For years, this has been my favourite scent. The light summery perfume, the lovely bottle, and the fact that it seems to change scent throughout the day are all things I adore.

A light floral fragrance with a hint of sweetness. If you like a fragrance that is subtle and not overpowering this may be the one for you. Much more subtle than no 5.