Hello dear Perfeazing Cosmetics readers💛 This is a post that will be the 2nd part of my perfume series.
We have a very familiar scent form of the 2000s. I can say that Bleu de Chanel consists of citrus fruits accompanied by aromatic Mediterranean herbs, lavender, cold spices, synthetic sea scent and woody water. The word blue in the name of the perfume is confusing because, although it doesn't exactly resemble its sea-ocean-water-themed rivals, you get a strange algae feel when you smell it. It is not very fresh and light like aquatic summer perfumes, it smells dark blue just like the color of its bottle. I call it an aromatic herbaceous spice perfume.
On the one hand, Bleu de Chanel is reminiscent of the familiar, ordinary, inventive, post-shave cologne or shaving foam used by men. On the other hand, it contains deep aquatic, herbal and semi-dark spices in its upper and middle notes. It smells artificial and mediocre, and has the versatility to be used in any environment and even to suit a suit. Also, the sweetness is not too much, she acts masculine and women love her in a way that I can't make sense of. It contains contrasts.
For now, wait for part 3 to see you in the rest of this series.
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