Chanel
1971
N°19 is a feminine fragrance by Chanel, launched in 1971. Part of the Chypre Green olfactory family and available as Eau de Parfum, it is among the 307 iconic perfumes featured in Perfumdle.
The chypre family, born from Francois Coty's 1917 creation, is built on a bergamot-oakmoss-labdanum accord. These fragrances are elegant, deep, and timeless, favored by perfume connoisseurs.
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Chance Eau Tendre 2010 
Gabrielle 2017 Eau de Parfum (EDP) contains 15-20% essential oils. The most popular format in modern perfumery, it offers an excellent balance of intensity, projection, and longevity, lasting 6-8 hours on average.
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