Chantilly FOR WOMEN by Dana - 104 ml EDT Spray

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Your hair is a great place to get extra aromas flowing from you. You can spray Chantilly on your hairbrush and allow the fragrance to run through your dry hair. Just be careful not to spritz it directly onto your hair strands. The alcohol within the perfume could create damage. Add Vaseline to Your Pulse PointsSmelling the modern day drugstore version of Chantilly (by Dana, if I remember correctly) gives one a good idea what "smells like a cheap perfume" means (said in that certain tone and with a certain look on my mother's face). This was not what Houbigant, the original house that launched Chantilly in 1941 had in mind. Envelop yourself in the classic Floral Oriental scent by showering with the luxurious Chantilly Body Wash, then moisturizing your skin with the Chantilly Body Lotion. Finish with a spritz of Chantilly Eau de Toilette to intensify the scent and help it last longer! RED NO. 4 (CI 14700), FD&C YELLOW NO. 5 (CI 19140), FD&C BLUE NO. 1 (CI 42090), D&C GREEN NO. 5 (CI 61570) What Does Chantilly Perfume Smell Like? The next time I hauled it out I thought 'This is seriously Old Lady territory, yes, but it does get nicer after a while. I think I sense something else under all that soap, not sure what it is but maybe it's not so bad as I thought?' Marcel MIllot is credited with making this perfume, which is part of the "lot to talk about" I mentioned at the beginning. He is a virtual unknown to the world of perfumery, despite having been a key collaborator on several important perfumes of the era, like Amour Amour by Jean Patou (1925), which is credited solely to Henri Alméras. Millot also bares no relation to the house of F MIllot founded by Felix Millot and famously perfumed for by Jean Desprez for a time. Marcel Millot in an article written in 1966 for American Perfumer and Cosmetics, talks about his involvement with Chantilly being a collaborative one as well, implying most perfumes made in the labs he worked during that period were typically not purely solo efforts. In any case, whoever the unknown co-contributors to Chantilly are, they helped give Millot his sole perfume credit. As for the fragrance itself, Chantilly is fairly typical for the time, being a mash-up of chypre elements and oriental elements, a compromise between Chypre de Coty (1917), Chanel No. 5 (1921), and Guerlain Shalimar (1925) as it were. This kitchen sink of notes opens with aldehydes, because of course it does, and then moves through sweet citruses of orange, lemon, and neroli, before moving to indolic florals. The rose and jasmin bring their virility, which is flanked by a fat carnation note and given a slight soapy edge of orris. The powdery resinous base of benzoin, vanilla, and tonka is boosted by a Mousse de Saxe leather note full of oakmoss and warmed with sandalwood. The leather here isn't butch per se, but it adds a unique punch. In it's original form, Chantilly was very expense, and rather expensive-smelling too, but a softer and more-glowing counterpart to aforementioned women's classics. Wear time and projection vary by vintage, but there isn't a weak formula of this anywhere, just strong and stronger. Best use is probably in colder months. Either way, you're going to smell like a madam, and you know what kind I mean.

Chanel No. 5 is another popular fragrance that’s been around for many decades. It has a powdery floral scent that’s highlighted by neroli, jasmine, and sandalwood. This fragrant perfume has been around since 1921, and it is the epitome of femininity. Chanel No. 5 is an extravagant aroma that features citrus top notes. It includes a touch of vanilla and leaves an incredible scent trail. Tabu The reason? In 1941 Houbigant launched its Chantilly fragrance, which for many years became the embodiment of female beauty and nobility, femininity and refinement. The perfume, named after the famous French lace (fragrances in honor of the eponymous dessert appeared much later)is the fragrance for several generations of women. Today this perfume with a rich history will be the hero of our vintage column. Chantilly fragrance was created by perfumer Marcel Billot. It is known that he was one of the founders of the French Society of Perfumers, created in 1942 and was its first president. In the 1940s and 50s Houbigant emphasized the international development of the brand - from the USA and Brazil to China and Japan, Houbigant representative offices were opened all over Europe, and of course the first thing they did was to offer their new fragrance. When you’re wearing a perfume, it’s natural to want to spray it on your skin and your clothing. However, sometimes fabric can manipulate the smell of a fragrance. To get the best aroma from your perfume, allow it to combine with the natural oils from your body. Avoid spraying it on your clothes. Spritz the Perfume in Your Hair

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Do you love classic, feminine fragrances? If you do, Chantilly perfume is the perfect aroma. It’s a fragrance that’s been around since the 1940s, and it’s a go-to perfume for many women. When you wear this fragrance, you’ll instantly feel sensual yet strong. Although Chantilly has been reformulated over the years, it still holds true to its classic aroma. The Chantilly fragrance, although first released by Houbigant, was also produced by other brands. You can find Chantilly Houbigant (1941-1989), Chantilly Parquet Parfums (1989-1993), and simply Chantilly (1993-1999), which was produced by Renaissance Cosmetics and Dana. And the leather accord, which is sometimes mentioned by users, is not present at all in my version of Chantilly (I doubt Houbigant could have wanted to create "leather lace" first). The overall impression lives up to the name: clean, off-white, and desperately old-fashioned. Our limited-edition Gift Set features a full size bottle of Chantilly EDT alongside limited edition tubes of Body Wash & Body Lotion (not currently sold separately!).

Mass advertising made it very popular, and from the advertisements for the fragrance you can trace the evolution of advertising in the second half of the 20th century (see Fragram), from single-color prints to full-color photography; as well as in creative ideas from the angelic-embracing love of "Giving Wings to a Woman" and "For a Lady in Love", through to the wedding words "I do" to the erotic " The Spray Lingerie". The fragrance has even become a signature for a woman's mood, a kind of romantic anticipation. Continue reading to learn more about why this fragrant perfume continues to satisfy the senses, even after several decades. The History of Chantilly Perfume these terms and conditions in full. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, do Another thought on this beautiful classic perfume. As you know searching for vintage fragrances online can be a bit scary, at least it is for me. You never know. 2 perfumes that I have in my collection that give me the Houbigant Chantilly vibe are Jean Patou Collection Heritage Chaldée and Chanel Le Lion Eau de Parfum They both have that warm/vanilla/resin base over citrus/florals. Chaldee is quite inexpensive considering the market today and can be found easily at Fragrancenet.com etc... If you loved vintage Houbigant Chantilly like I do/did and miss it seek either Chaldee or Le Lion out. I think it will fill that void for you.

Chantilly Perfume by Dana is a classic women’s perfume that debuted in 1941. Dana is a fragrance house that Javier Serra created in 1932. The company has a Spanish foundation, but it relocated to Paris during the boom of the fashion industry. Over many years, the Dana brand released various fragrances in the years following World War II.