Colours Of Chloe, The - Eberhard Weber

Advantages: Nice smell
Disadvantages: Expensive

...pattern all the way through it which gives it a very classic bottle look. The top of the bottle has a chrome around it with Chloe written on it. The stopper at the top is chrome too and round. The liquid inside almost has a kind of peach colour too it . There is a little ribbon tied around the top of the bottle too which makes it look very fashionable in my opinion. It is clean and simple and very effective. They do bring their fashion house into play too when describing the perfume. In their marketing they say that "In the same way as Chloé fashion playfully twists notions of femininity, so too does the scent as it takes the classic rose and ingeniously translates it into a vibrant perfume: translucent and warm, playful and seductive." It is a fairly expensive shower product but as a treat it is well worth and a product I definitely... Read review

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Advantages: Beautiful fragrance, lovely bottle
Disadvantages: None

...This revamp of the Chloe fragrance is absolutely everything that I expected it to be. Classy, feminine with a vintage style, it epitomises the free spirited nature that the house of Chloe prides itself on. With an ad campaign including celebrities such as Chloe Sevigny, it promises to be a truly beautiful fragrance. At £60 for 75ml (based on Debenhams prices), I was pleasantly surprised by its good value, although in comparison to other brands, it does appear slightly expensive. The flacon is a beautifully crafted square bottle with a silver plated collar, finished with a hand tied ribbon, which coinsides with the vintage romanticism that the fragrance is trying to convey. And finally, the fragrance. Well, I would recommend it to those who love floral fragrances. It is a mixture of rose, peony, lily of the valley and cedarwood. It... Read review

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Advantages: Enjoyable and easy to read.
Disadvantages: None

...I was in a local charity shop dropping off a pile of books to have a tidy up and ended up getting this one as I had heard of the author but not tried any of her books before. The story is about a young woman called Chloe who has recently lost her godmother, Jocelyn. Jocelyn left Chloe a letter which instructs her to give up her lousy job and awful boyfriend and go travelling around the United Kingdom. At first she doesn't know what to do but after having a good think and a chat with Mr & Mrs Andrews (a picture she owns, as did Jocelyn) she decides to go for it. Her first destination is to Wales to stay with one of Jocelyn's old friends, she then moves onto Ireland, then Scotland and finally back to England where the story ends. She moves onto each different destination at the end of each season and at each place learns more about... Read review

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