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Chloé Innocence (1996) 
by Chloé
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Chloé Innocence information
| Year of Launch | 1996 | ||
| Gender | | Feminine | |
| Availability | Discontinued | ||
| Average Rating |  (based on 13 votes) | ||
People and companies | |||
| House |  | Chloé | |
| Perfumer |  | Nathalie Lorson | |
| Parent Company | Benckiser > Coty Inc > Coty Prestige | ||
| Parent Company at launch | Unilever > Elizabeth Arden > Parfums International | ||
About Chloé Innocence
Chloé Innocence is a feminine perfume by Chloé. The scent was launched in 1996 and the fragrance was created by perfumer Nathalie Lorson
Reviews of Chloé Innocence
There are 5 reviews of Chloé Innocence.
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Wild Gardener
Innocence - case Not Proven
A sort of sugar-water pink peony, with jasmin, grannies violets and orange flower, but even notes like grapefruit, banana skin, green notes and a bitter dark iris nuance can't restrain an overwhelming sugar rush tendency. Although this is a massively sweet-toothed profile it actually handles the syrup quite well; by holding onto the watery texture it manages to stay on the breathable side of glycerine.
It comes as no surprise to see the adverts for Innocence featuring a pale, blue eyed blond girl of mid teens and impeccable complexion; the super-sweet scent profile points directly at the teen market.
The saccharin simplicity of Innocence is a remote descendant of that first great puberty perfume - Anaïs Anaïs, and both must be held responsible for prizing open the bedroom door to those morally (and aesthetically) dubious phenomena, Celebrity Perfume and perfume marketed at girls.
Chloé - not so innocent.
**
A sort of sugar-water pink peony, with jasmin, grannies violets and orange flower, but even notes like grapefruit, banana skin, green notes and a bitter dark iris nuance can't restrain an overwhelming sugar rush tendency. Although this is a massively sweet-toothed profile it actually handles the syrup quite well; by holding onto the watery texture it manages to stay on the breathable side of glycerine.
It comes as no surprise to see the adverts for Innocence featuring a pale, blue eyed blond girl of mid teens and impeccable complexion; the super-sweet scent profile points directly at the teen market.
The saccharin simplicity of Innocence is a remote descendant of that first great puberty perfume - Anaïs Anaïs, and both must be held responsible for prizing open the bedroom door to those morally (and aesthetically) dubious phenomena, Celebrity Perfume and perfume marketed at girls.
Chloé - not so innocent.
**
11th October, 2016
colormechris
Found a mini of this at one of my thrift stores. Quick sniff, loved the flacon...home it went.
1996. White frosted glass. Fresh, watery, ozonic floral. Put this one right in line with Issey Miyake and CK one. Smells very much like a lost member of Klein's "One" and "BE" family of scents. I don't really know the original Miyake, but I'm guessing it's very much like Chloe Innocence. What I'm smelling is decidedly unisex, very clean, with lovely top-notes that border on the aldehydic without being synthetically headache inducing. It's light and fresh, but there's a darker note lingering in the background which gives this one some real character. It's a shame that some of these "also ran" fragrances that are produced to cash in on a trend are often better than the trendsetter they're emulating. They're put out to pasture pretty quick too. Such seems to be the case with Chloe Innocence. This is growing on me fast, but I don't want to fall in love with a ghost fragrance. Funny, the bottle kind of looks like a ghost too.
1996. White frosted glass. Fresh, watery, ozonic floral. Put this one right in line with Issey Miyake and CK one. Smells very much like a lost member of Klein's "One" and "BE" family of scents. I don't really know the original Miyake, but I'm guessing it's very much like Chloe Innocence. What I'm smelling is decidedly unisex, very clean, with lovely top-notes that border on the aldehydic without being synthetically headache inducing. It's light and fresh, but there's a darker note lingering in the background which gives this one some real character. It's a shame that some of these "also ran" fragrances that are produced to cash in on a trend are often better than the trendsetter they're emulating. They're put out to pasture pretty quick too. Such seems to be the case with Chloe Innocence. This is growing on me fast, but I don't want to fall in love with a ghost fragrance. Funny, the bottle kind of looks like a ghost too.
03rd April, 2012
Mummyreads
I love it. It smells soft, flowery , fresh and feminine. One of the fragrance that blended really well with my body chemistry.
18th June, 2009
A romantic perfume...My sister's one!
It's a pitty it's not available anymore.
The bottle designer is SAINT GOBIN
It's a pitty it's not available anymore.
The bottle designer is SAINT GOBIN
17th January, 2005
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