L'Eau de Chloe is elegance injected with a modern twist. It's an utterly innate sense of chic with the fresh feeling of springtime pastels, light dresses, and rose petals. This smooth and comfortable fragrance is a totally addictive floral mix. Made with 22 percent natural rose water, the scent is fresh, carefree, and feminine with a delicate and lively mix of rose, floral notes, and green outdoorsy notes. Notes:Grapefruit, Cedrat, Peach, Violet, Rose Petals, Natural Water of Rose, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Amber. Style:Free. Spontaneous. Feminine.

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When will this be available in stores?

02/03, I stopped by the Houston Galleria (flagship?) location to try out this new version. The (very nice) SA who greated me at the door was not aware of the new Chloe, and no idea when they could expect to receive it. She could only recommend that I check back each Wed - the day after they receive weekly shipments. I don't know if she could have checked their system for stock updates - she did not offer and I did not think to ask. I might stop by the University location next week and see if they can do that if it is stll not stocked.

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

Emcee3

(Houston, Tx)

on L'Eau de Chloé

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answer 1

available now

answered 2 weeks, 5 days ago

lvlps

(the villages fl)

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Hi emcee3. I recommend calling that location back and asking them if they could either give you a call or send you an e-mail when they start to carry this fragrance. Inventory will vary with each store as well as online. I hope this helps!

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

tiffanybt

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Does Chloe test their fragrances on animals?

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

vintagequeengf

(Asheville, NC)

on L'Eau de Chloé

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according to Richmont,
"Van Cleef & Arpels, Montblanc, Alfred Dunhill and Chloé have license agreements with third parties for fragrances and other cosmetics. Those Maisons have received assurances from their suppliers that no licensed products are tested on animals"

So the answer is no. see link;
http://www.richemont.com/corporate-social-responsibility/marketplace/supply-chain/supply-chain-management.html

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

missfifilopez

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