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Chanel Allure Homme debuts in All Over Spray bottles


EXPANDING the Allure Homme family to meet the needs of city life, Chanel is taking their hailed modern fragrance to new spheres with the All-Over Spray versions. Whether it be the boardroom or the locker room, these iterations are made to become the perfect partner for the man on the move, versatile enough to meet the demands of his lifestyle.

Arriving in 100ml formats, these go-to sprays aim to give him the fresh and invigorating perfume boost whatever his schedule says, and with the special addition of Japanese green citrus extract, specifically developed by the Chanel labs to ensure comfort on the skin, this handy Allure is a must.

Coming in the classic Allure Homme (£65) as well as the Allure Homme Sport (£65) version, both hope to give men the same ease of beauty products that are available for women.

Chanel Allure Spray -Chanel Allure Homme All-Over Spray, £65

Chanel Homme Sport Allure Spray -HDChanel Allure Homme Sport All-Over Spray, £65

The spicy, woody scent of the original heralds the freshness of bergamot with clean notes of vetiver and is finished with underlying hints of the Tonka bean and heightened with a sprinkle of black pepper. For a more fresh perfume to wear all day, the Allure Homme Sport balances the woody notes with an aquatic take as the composition brings together Italian mandarin with cedar accord, mixed with notes of almondy Tonka and white musk for that sensual feel to the more casual offering.

by Imogen Clark 

Chanel Allure Homme All-Over Sprays, available to buy here

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