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Love Eau Intense
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Love Eau Intense by Chloé is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2011, this composition was created by Louise Turner and Natalie Gracia-Cetto. Its olfactive structure unfolds with iris and heliotrope in the top notes; lilac, hyacinth, and wisteria in the heart; and vanilla, musk, and Peruvian balsam in the base notes.
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- Positivo 87%
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- Neutral 1.7%
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Enigmatic and sexy fragrance, powdery yet soft, nothing heavy. I love wearing it on days when I want to feel beautiful and different. It has a great trail, but on my skin, it doesn’t last as long.
Enigmatic and sexy fragrance, powdery and soft, nothing heavy. I love it, for days like those where you wake up wanting to feel beautiful and different. Excellent trail, but on my skin it doesn’t last too long.
An original, soft, powdery, feminine, and sexy scent. It lasts a long time on skin. I also adore its sibling ‘Love’, but I chose Intense because it’s much more long-lasting.
Beautiful perfume. What I love most is that scent that lingers on the skin after the initial notes fade. It’s super long-lasting and persistent, both on skin and clothes. It feels feminine, delicate, youthful, and powdery, with that clean touch typical of many Chloé fragrances. Maybe the opening is a bit strong and very floral, but it fades quickly, leaving something incredibly fine and lovely. I adore it.
Beautiful perfume. I especially adore the scent that settles on the skin once the first notes have evaporated. It’s super long-lasting and persistent on both skin and clothes. I find it feminine, delicate, young, powdery… with that clean scent that many Chloé fragrances leave. Perhaps the first notes are shocking and excessively floral, but they evaporate and the settled scent is extremely fine and super beautiful. I love it.
Love Chloé Intense is the eighth wonder for those who love powdery scents. What a gem. It opens with a majestically soft iris but with the most beautiful flowers you can imagine: narcissus, lilacs, it also carries wisteria, all very beautiful, not suffocating. It’s worth saying that these are some of my favorite flowers. It forms a beautiful floral ensemble in the opening that doesn’t overwhelm but is tremendously personal. As minutes pass, one of the undisputed protagonists enters the scene: heliotrope, along with a very natural vanilla, nothing gourmand. It’s a true delight to start noticing how the situation sweetens so elegantly, with purity… The perfume sweetens ‘delicately’ but with firmness, never with recklessness. It’s not the typical sweet of these times, it’s a powdery sweet that clearly resonates with a vintage taste, like a beautiful black and white photo of a lovely woman. Whoever adores powdery perfumes, smells of iris, of wrist, of talc, of soft and delicate chic girls, of antique powder rooms, of old wisteria stone soaps… Here it is, it’s a true gem and I consider it indispensable within the treasures of those who delight in sweet, powdery, fluffy floral aromas, because that’s its residual scent that stays constant for a couple of hours. It’s a fragrance for a non-clumsy being, rather intelligent, soft, youthful, gentle, not arrogant but with personality. That type of person who never says a mean word but knows where they stand and when asked which side they’re on, they know to courageously say their own. I also see a very bohemian part, of a person who doesn’t lead such a conventional life, but who gets passionate sitting by a lake, a pond, or a calm river with their easel to paint, giving no more attention to life than to the pure beauty around them, a person withdrawn in their things, with a somewhat dreamy, very romantic and ethereal temperament. Price is a determining factor, as I believe it’s one of the most expensive perfumes from this house, but it performs wonderfully, has good fixation, and the trail, without being very prominent, you can feel it well.
Absolutely delicious!!! I bought it as a gift and it was a total hit. Warm, enveloping, seductive, and elegant. Yes, it grants elegance and glamour. It has a dense, heavy opening with a floral load where the iris stands out with beige rice powder makeup notes, moving to a thick sweet vanilla aroma with resinous notes that give seduction and a desire to sniff and sniff. It’s addictive. Very feminine, with an adult touch and for cold climates. Ideal for autumn and winter at important events and great for Christmas dinners. It has an endearing and luxurious character. The performance is superb. What a pity it’s hard to find in my city, it seems it didn’t have massive success. BETTER. That gives you more personality. Glamorous fragrance.
Love, obviously, is Love. For me, a warm, maternal, unforgettable, enveloping, and timeless interpretation of love. Extreme femininity. This vintage scent always evokes a walk through the historic center of some European city at dusk on an autumn day. It’s beauty… with a misplaced or hidden sensuality due to its creaminess. One of my favorites, but only when I need to feel romantic and feminine. On days I need vitality, energy, or unleashed sensuality, I look for something with less poetry. It’s one of the most beautiful and balanced perfumes I’ve ever heard of… As if they mixed all the violet flowers in the world and wrapped them in slightly sweetened cotton. There are many copies of Love, but none of Love Intense, which had extreme creaminess and delicacy, sadly discontinued and at prohibitive prices on the black market. Its trail wasn’t strong, it was moderate, just like its longevity, but I’ll never forget the exquisiteness of its scent.
This is definitely the fragrance Princess Diana should have worn. It’s so delicate, sweet, spontaneous, and elegant. I detect rice powder, but honestly, it’s powdery, though not as heavy as Flower by Kenzo. It’s not like that at all; here, you truly feel the delicacy.
It’s the fragrance Princess Diana surely wore. So delicate, sweet, spontaneous, and elegant. I detect rice powder, but to be honest, it’s because of how powdery it is, not a heavy powder like Flower by Kenzo. No, not at all, in this one you truly feel the delicacy.
I don’t know how they dare take it away. I love Chloé, but this is the king. Even with a collection, it remains my absolute signature. I caught it at a ridiculous price today. To keep it brief (though the iris is top-tier): it smells like luxury baby wipes with a vintage vibe, without being heavy. Everyone notices. Feminine, elegant, and with beastly projection. On my capricious skin, it’s one of the few that lasts all day (on clothes, it survives several washes). I’ve never been without a compliment. Anecdote: I took a dress to be altered and was embarrassed thinking I hadn’t washed it because it smelled so much like Chloé. The seamstress put her face in it several times asking what I’d put on it, saying she’d never heard of anything like that…