Eau de Fleurs Lavande is part of the latest release from Chloe that attempts to build individual perfumes from a single theme. The distinction has been achieved by subtle changes in the packaging and perfume notes but in general the perfumes are not too far from each other. This has proved to be both a blessing and a curse for the perfume on different occasions. Those who think the perfume is pleasant can buy any given number of versions but those who are more skeptical will be stuck with the choices no matter what they do.

The Brand

The Chloe brand is best described by the people who would buy products from them. Normally young women with a certain sense of what is fashionable go for the Chloe product. At the same time over the top things are frown upon in the Chloe world where less complication is definitely a plus point. This can lead the brand to appear somewhat bland but the reality is that the commercial success has often been spectacular.

The Fragrance

The fragrance opens with bergamot, violet, tea and lavender. It then moves on to iris, musk, vetiver, and ambergrisis. This is one of the more distinct flavors in the trio of perfumes and therefore has gone some fans from those who might otherwise not be interested in Chloe products. The overall impression is that of a peppery yet soothing perfume that can be used for inoffensive or unchallenging functions.

The Packaging

The packaging is very similar to the others in the trio of perfumes except that it gives an almost ivory look to the whole think which contrast well with the peachy liquid in the bottle. The packaging is harmonious with the brand Chloe and the perfume that is in question. This is a win in my book.

General Customer Feedback

The customer feedback on this specific perfume was very positive and many of the reviewers said that it gave a more distinct feel than the other counterparts. Although it has not yet reached the stage where it can be described as stunning, the perfume is competent in its own way and is almost guaranteed an ongoing market.

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