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Chontrelle Max Factor, that first saw the light of day in 1960, is marketed as a feminine fragrance.
Brand country — the United States: a place that truly knows its way around a great scent. A rich, layered composition that reveals itself differently depending on your mood and the time of day.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a rich aroma that will help you stand out from the crowd and create a memorable image
A rich and elegant fragrance that gently unfolds on the skin and lasts most of the day, leaving a delicate trail
Fragrances for spring and summer unfold with light citrus notes, floral and fruity accords, filling the composition with freshness, airiness, and a feeling of carefree lightness on warm days
The note pyramid of Chontrelle evolves as a continuous scent journey, where accents shift without rush and without gaps. The signature of Max Factor is evident in the way notes appear and fade. No excess details, only what works, and the fragrance holds its character from opening to trail.
Its classification still comes through through movement from opening to drydown.
Even with partial top-note data the fragrance still remains balanced and structured, and the first accord remains controlled and clear.
The heart and base are perceived as a smooth transition from opening to trail, which gives the structure continuity.
The stylistic positioning is feminine, which clarifies the composition character.
Overall Chontrelle holds a coherent structure — the opening sets direction, the middle layer carries the identity, and the base secures the trail. This is the type of composition best experienced on skin.
| Gender | Female |
| Brand | Max Factor |
| Segment | Massmarket perfumery |
| Country | United States |
| Website | http://www.maxfactor.com |
| Year of production | 1960 |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Eau de parfum |
| License holder | Procter & Gamble |
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