Chanel's Coromandel Eau De Toilette has a voluptuous Oriental fragrance -- an olfactory depiction of the lacquered Coromandel screens Mademoiselle cherished. Created by CHANEL Master Perfumer Jacques Polge in 2007, the elaborate scent unfolds in undulating detail, starting with an amber vibrato, followed by dry notes of Frankincense and Benzoin, then, soulful woody notes that add elegance and depth to the sensuous accord's striking trail.   Chanel's Eau De Cologne has a bracingly fresh character that sparkles at the heart of the citrus-infused scent created by CHANEL Master Perfumer Jacques Polge in 2007. Inspired by an Eau de Cologne that Mademoiselle herself designed, an interplay of Neroli and Bergamot invigorates and refreshes with just a hint of seduction, atop notes of petit grain, herbs and spices.