Why does a good perfume have to be described as "sexy?" Isn't it enough to just smell fresh and clean? I love Coco, but not because its "sexy."

This is my favorite scent. Received it as a gift from one of my students. How generous and sweet! I've used others,but this is what I wanted to wear at my son's wedding.

Awesome staff and selection at OUR Belks in Morehead City. Love the convenience & selection and especially the staff. Keep up the great work. Thank you & Merry Christmas & blessed New Year.

This is my signature perfume itas the only one that doesnat give me a headache I have using this for years. I was so excited to see it was in the anniversary sale. I have only this perfume on my counter now. One good scent is enough for me. I like to keep it simple.

In Perfumes: the A-Z Guide , Luca Turin writes that Chanel Coco Mademoiselle was a quickly assembled flanker, and its success surprised Chanel. However, in Women's Wear Daily 1 before Coco Mademoiselle launched, Chanel's "Vice President of fragrance and internet marketing" 2 said Coco Mademoiselle...

When you hear the word ‘ Chanel ', it's just natural to picture glamor, sophistication and the term ‘extremely expensive'. And yes, while all that is true, the other adage that springs to mind is: you get what you pay for. In the case of their perfume line, all of the above is par for the course.

Am a 32 year old married guy , and i own around 180 plus perfumes , and I can say this perfume is PURE SE* . This I gifted to my wife who is not into perfumes at all and she loves it too . Honestly I have used it on myself too as I love it so much inspite its feminish cause I love florals and rose !