Perfume Review: Chanel No. 19 Poudre

[@pepperjune84]

Great review! I recently just purchased Poudre after lusting after it for years. So happy to have it in my collection. I like to describe 19 Poudre as effortless class. As a side note, the awesome spray mechanism is the first thing I noticed, I wanted to keep spraying it because it just was so great! :)

[@SmellOfPetrichor]

Effortless class is definitely correct! :)

[@arxsyn]

It is amazing! The mechanism is indeed truly wonderful. The mist seems very fine and gives good coverage (quite a bit of product) with a single push. For this perfume it's perfect because it's on the light side

[@gina2190]

Beautiful, powdery yet green and soft and billowing. It’s very Chanel, classy and smells expensive...Love this one , I wish it was stronger though , i like to use this in summer. Excellent review! :)

[@shanedm3396]

Thanks for your take on Poudre. I’ve been trying to discriminate between the three versions.

[@roxy2812]

Loved your description! Found it very accurate. Thanks ! :)

[@arxsyn]

there is a low hum about the perfume with the soft Musks united with small dose of sweet Jasmine. with a fuzzy, nuzzly texture to it. I have a strict soliflore Jasmine perfume that's very strong and lasts a very long time. I have successfully layered it with the perfume for a Jasmine overdose. The Jasmine musk scent gets very obvious and pronounced (makes it stronger to the nose). I usually spray Poudré on very liberally. With the layering l use much less of it. Though there is no leather in the perfume at all, it smells leathery, there is a metallic bitter bite to the perfume (galbanum, aromatic Tonka, iris and Unsolicited Jasmine). The textured musk can smell suede like.