- Nomade — Woody, floral and mossy; opens with mirabelle and bergamot and dries down to oakmoss and patchouli.
- Chloé EDP — Floral, rose and musky; opens with rose and freesia and dries down to musk and cedar.
- Love Story — Floral, citrus and woody; opens with neroli and pear and dries down to cedar and musk.
What Chloé smells like
Chloé's fragrances lean floral, woody and mossy. Most sit in the floral and woody families.
Notes that recur across the range: rose, bergamot, freesia and musk. If you like one of these, the others in the line are a safe next try.
In the SCNTMIX catalog the range covers 3 EDP.
Where to start with Chloé
Not sure which Chloé to try first? These picks come from the catalog data on each profile (the line-up here is 3 for women).
- Most loved: Chloé Chloé EDP — the highest-rated Chloé profile on SCNTMIX
- Longest lasting: Chloé Nomade — longevity: 7.7/10 community longevity rating
- For warm weather: Chloé Love Story — a fresh scent listed for spring and summer
How to layer Chloé
Because Chloé's style leans floral and woody, it pairs well with a vanilla, musk or woody scent to add warmth. Spray the heavier scent first and the lighter one on top. Every Chloé profile lists the fragrances that layer best with it, and MixMode lets you test a pair before you buy.
Chloé guides
Chloé FAQ
What does Chloé smell like?
Chloé's fragrances on SCNTMIX lean floral, woody and mossy, with rose, bergamot and freesia coming up again and again.
What is the longest-lasting Chloé fragrance?
On SCNTMIX, Chloé Nomade has the strongest longevity rating (7.7/10 community longevity rating). Longevity also depends on skin and how much you spray.
Which Chloé fragrance is best for summer?
Chloé Love Story is the freshest pick in the line for warm weather, listed for spring and summer in its SCNTMIX profile, opening with neroli and pear.
Where can I buy or sample Chloé?
Each Chloé profile on SCNTMIX links to a retailer to buy the full bottle, and to a sample or travel size where one is available, so you can try it before committing.