Chloé – Atelier des Fleurs Sable Lavande | Fragrance Decant Sample

Chloé Atelier des Fleurs Sable Lavande Eau de Parfum

Aromatic lavender meets soft florals and warm woods in Sable Lavande, with ambroxan adding an airy, ambery impression. Wear it with a favorite sweater on a quiet afternoon, or make it your understated finishing touch before heading out.

Fragrance Notes

Lavender, woody notes, ambroxan and floral notes.

These notes are presented together rather than assigned to an unverified top, heart and base pyramid.

Why You'll Love It

• A warm floral character that pairs aromatic lavender with woods and ambroxan.
• A versatile all-season option, especially inviting for relaxed autumn days.
• Eau de Parfum concentration in a convenient, hand-decanted sample.
• An easy way to explore the fragrance on your skin before choosing a full bottle.

About This Listing

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