Chanel Allure for men - Opinios Reviews

Chanel Allure Homme is a classy fragrance and very unique from the rest of Chanel's I've acquired over the years. I wear this only for special occasions and the lemony fruity fresh spicy sweetness with spiced flowers in the heart before the dry down of vanilla musk and tonka will leave the senses devastated and begging for more of this miraculous beauty.

Never fails to bring a smile to my face every single time I smell it. I have such a love for this fragrance that it's hard for me to even think of where to start. I am by no means a fragrance expert. To me, most fragrances smell like a fading memory of the top notes and I don't have a keen enough nose to pinpoint certain phases of a scent. But Allure Homme is different. Every time I wear it, I am constantly amazed at the way it evolves on my skin; changing, shifting, but all the while maintaining an indescribable cozy, sexy, and sweet warmness that draws people in. Expensive, yes. Worth it? Without a doubt. Allure Homme is worth it's weight in gold.

Chanel Allure Homme - It justifies its name completely. I have this strange little nose that is very sensitive and I rarely like strong fragrances. So, I was a bit reluctant to buy a winter fragrance but still i manages to stroll down the shopping centre to give it a shot.

At first spray allure came out a bit strong and citrusy which my nose could not handle. I gave it up and was imagining on my way home that this could have been a masterpiece. All of a sudden turning the stearing wheel I felt this heavenly fragrance
which was a bliss to sniff. Then I could smell the alluring base notes appear quite significantly and to top it up tonka bean gives a sweet touch. A pure bliss after top notes disappear. I would say after middle notes allure acts like a magnet.

One of my favorites for the winter. Lasts forever. Starts off smelling like axe body spray a little bit, but begins to smell very lemony and fresh. It changes quite a bit to a somewhat sweet fragrance. It kind of smells like tart apple pie in the ending. I think I like it because it has so much going on. It's tart, sweet, soapy, creamy, spicy and woody all at once. However, I don't think it's worth $80. But I still buy it.