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Chloé Chloe Parfums Chloe vs Rochas Madame Rochas
Madame Rochas is the community's favourite of the two.
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Notes
Top
AldehydesPeachHoneysuckleHiacynthLilacYlang-YlangOrange BlossomCoconutBergamot
Heart
TuberoseNarcissusCarnationJasmineOrris RootRose
Base
OakmossAmberSandalwoodBenzoinMuskCedar
Accords
White floral
100%
Floral
77%
Tuberose
67%
Aldehydic
66%
Woody
61%
Yellow floral
61%
Performance
LongevityLong lasting
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
fallwinterspring
About
Chloé (Parfums Chloé) by Chloé is a Floral fragrance for women. Chloé (Parfums Chloé) was launched in 1975. The nose behind this fragrance is Betty Busse. Top notes are Aldehydes, Peach, Honeysuckle, Hiacynth, Lilac, Ylang-Ylang, Orange Blossom, Coconut and Bergamot; middle notes are Tuberose, Narcissus, Carnation, Jasmine, Orris Root and Rose; base notes are Oakmoss, Amber, Sandalwood, Benzoin, Musk and Cedar. Although the original was launched as part of Parfums Lagerfeld for the fledgling Chloé brand, at some point Lagerfeld’s name was dropped and the fragrance began to be labeled solely as Parfums Chloé. This page represents the newer reformulated version. For the original, please see the brand Karl Lagerfeld.
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Notes
Top
AldehydesHiacynthGreen NotesNeroliHoneysuckleBergamotOrange BlossomLemon
Heart
IrisNarcissusOrris RootYlang-YlangBulgarian RoseVioletLily-of-the-ValleyJasmineTuberose
Base
OakmossSandalwoodVetiverMuskCedarAmberTonka Bean
Accords
Woody
100%
White floral
96%
Green
96%
Powdery
89%
Earthy
89%
Aldehydic
85%
Performance
LongevityLong lasting
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
fallspringwinter
About
Madame Rochas by Rochas is a Floral Aldehyde fragrance for women. Madame Rochas was launched in 1960. The nose behind this fragrance is Guy Robert. Top notes are Aldehydes, Hiacynth, Green Notes, Neroli, Honeysuckle, Bergamot, Orange Blossom and Lemon; middle notes are Iris, Narcissus, Orris Root, Ylang-Ylang, Bulgarian Rose, Violet, Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine and Tuberose; base notes are Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Musk, Cedar, Amber and Tonka Bean. Madame Rochas first appeared in 1960 and reappeared in 1989 in its second edition. The nose behind this perfume is Guy Robert, who put aldehydes, bergamot, lemon and neroli at the top. The middle notes are flowery: jasmine, rose, tuberose, Lily-of-the-valley, Oriss root, ylang-ylang, violet and narcissus, whilst the base touches us with sandalwood, vetiver, musk, along with the accords of cedar, oakmoss and tonka beans. First edition represents a replica of an 18th century bottle and is signed by Madam Rochas herself. The new edition package was designed by Pierre Dinand and is available in 30, 50 and 100 ml edt.
Notes in Common
50% sharedShared (15)
AldehydesHoneysuckleHiacynthYlang-YlangOrange BlossomBergamotTuberoseNarcissusJasmineOrris RootOakmossAmberSandalwoodMuskCedar
Only in Chloe Parfums Chloe
PeachLilacCoconutCarnationRoseBenzoin
Only in Madame Rochas
Green NotesNeroliLemonIrisBulgarian RoseVioletLily-of-the-ValleyVetiverTonka Bean
Rating
3.66vs4.08
Ratings
2,457vs2,232
Concentration
ParfumvsEDP
Launch Year
1975vs1960
Which should I buy?
Madame Rochas is the community's favourite of the two.
- Madame Rochas is rated higher by the community: 4.08 from 2,232 ratings, against 3.66 from 2,457.
- Longevity votes for both lean "long lasting".
- Sillage is comparable: "moderate" is the most common vote for both.
- Both are voted best for fall first.
- Chloé is a premium house (typically $100–250), while Rochas is mid-range (typically $40–100).
Buy Madame Rochas if you want the higher-rated option; pick Chloe Parfums Chloe if its note profile reads closer to what you already love wearing.