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This happened decades ago now, back in primary school. I only remembered it because I was recently catching up with old friends from back then, and we got to laughing over old stories and then someone mentioned, "The wildest was when you organised that whole protest against our teacher."Actually, this is my final word on this post:
"The time I did what?"
The consensus was I did, indeed, organise the entire class to rebel against our teacher that resulted in her being deposed and our class getting a "substitute" for the rest of the year. I almost fell out of my chair hearing this story from their mouths. It wasn't that I didn't remember it, of course I did--that year was awful. It was just that it existed very differently in my memory.
Two important pieces of background knowledge to understand here:
I went to a very very small, very very rural school. How small? Each classroom was composed of the entire year level, and the largest had at most 30 kids in them. My class/year level was on the smallest in the entire school, with a piddling 14 kids in it altogether. While we still had our cliques and factions, our small size caused our class to be very tight knit and protective of each other. How rural? The school building itself was incredibly small, but one thing we were not short on was gigantic empty fields surrounding us on all sides. Great for sports, great for (it turns out) student protests.
I was, at the time, undiagnosed autistic. I mean I still am autistic, I'm just formally diagnosed now. But back then I was just seen as being a very quirky kid. One of the ways this quirkiness manifested was that I really had trouble adapting to the rules and structure of grade school and how it differed from what I was used to. At home if I wanted to pee, I just went to the toilet. Now I have to put my hand up? Now I have to ask permission to piss? Then I went home and put my hand up to ask my mom for permission to pee and she told me I didn't need to! Madness! Chaos! I don't care what the rules are, please just be consistent!
But one of the main parts of my brain and the way it works is that sometimes my brain, separate from my will, would just make a decision about a course of action and I would very calmly commit to it come hell or high water. Like, it is vitally important that I stay true to this course of action. I can't explain it. It's like I set a rule for myself and if something disrupts that, I just shut down and stop functioning.
So when the school said, "Okay, when this bell rings during recess/lunch, that means you have to leave the playground and go back to class", I was a confused child already struggling with all these completely nonsensical limitations and guidelines imposed on me. So when that bell rang, I got that calm little voice in my head that said, "Hmm, no, I'm good out here actually. I don't think I will go back into class." So I would just continue to sit out on the playground, playing with my plastic spider toys or sitting on the swing. Teachers would realise what was going on and come out to get me and tell me I have to go back to class, and I would just very calmly hear them out and then smile at them and politely as possible tell them, "No thank you, I want to stay out here."
They really didn't know what to do with me. I wasn't getting upset, I wasn't throwing a tantrum, I wasn't yelling, I wasn't being rude in any way. I was incredibly docile and would let them explain things to me with endless patience and then just politely refute them and go back to what I was doing, like this was just a very normal and reasonable negotiation between two equal parties. I have memories of sitting on the swing while three very confused and flustered adult staff huddled around me trying to bribe me with candy to go back to class. It would take a whole lesson block to lure me back to the classroom, and then at lunch the whole thing would start over again. It took me three years at school to finally accept the status quo thanks to a religious nutter I got for a teacher, and finally went back to class when the bell rang (was never happy about it though).
I eventually settled into school life. Excelled at subjects I liked, at least passed subjects I didn't, followed the rules, was seen as intelligent and obedient and was often liked by my teachers. Until my final year, when we got the teacher I can only rudely monniker Mrs Bigmouth.
Mrs Bigmouth should not have been a teacher. She had a trigger temper and would explode into long, verbally abusive tirades against us if we ever did anything she felt was disrespectful behaviour. What was disrespectful behaviour? Damned if I know. It changed day by day, depending on mood. You could disrespect her to her face one day and she'd laugh and say you have such razor wit, and politely ask a question the next and she'd scream at you for ten nonstop minutes then give you a week of DT for talking back. The absolute peak moment of her boiling temper came when she threw a dictionary at a girl's head because she was whispering to me in class. When I tell you it missed her by half an inch...
But believe it or not, this wasn't what made her such an awful teacher. It was so hard to get teachers at rural schools back then, there was almost nothing you could do to get fired, so we had experience with teachers with nightmare tempers. What made her such an issue was her big mouth. She used us, her trapped audience, as free therapy. She would infodump, traumadump, about her very personal, very private life to us. All day. She'd be two words into a spelling list and launch into an extended story session about her marital issues with her husband. We'd be heads down doing fractions and, unprompted, she'd declare to the class that her adult daughter no longer talks to her and then diatribe to us about it until the bell rang. She had money issues, a contentious relationship with her parents, her marriage was on the rocks. She once pulled me aside after school and spoke with me, at length, about how she was thinking of having another child to try to repair her marriage. I was like, okay lady, I'm 11, about to miss my bus, and my house is a 4 hour walk on foot from here.
We weren't learning. We'd hadn't had a complete lesson since the first week of the school year. We were behind on the cirriculum and frustrated. One kid had brought a stopwatch into school and would time lessons vs her monologues and kept detailed lists, and we would come to school each morning and do betting pools on them. What subject would she interrupt, what would she talk about, and how long would it go.
But all that still wasn't the breaking point if you can believe it. No! Still not! The problem was it wasn't just her own private life she couldn't keep her mouth shut about. It was everyone else's. Because parents would make the reasonable assumption that she should be told things as our class teacher that would be important to know, and that she would understand these things were said in confidence. Instead she would veer randomly off in the middle of talking to us about her horrible weekend to let us know whatever private or traumatic thing was going on in a classmate's life that she had been made aware of. That was awful. That was what made that year hell. It wasn't even about when my secrets were shared with the entire class against my consent. It was watching the faces of my small, lovely, supportive class of 11 year old children go pale and scrunch up with held-back tears as things they never wanted to share were announced like morning news. God we hated her.
Then one day that voice came. The one I hadn't heard in years. The bell ring to go back into class and that voice said, "But I don't want to be in that classroom. I'm not even being taught there." So I just... didn't. I didn't go back to class. I just sat in the playground in a daze eating grass (don't eat grass, it's not good for your teeth). Despite how small my class was, I don't think Mrs Bigmouth even noticed I wasn't there. Others did though. Come lunch and everyone came out, my friends asked me where I was and I said, "Oh, I didn't go back to class."
"Why didn't you go back to class?"
"Why would I go back to class?"
Lightbulb moment for my schoolmates. Yeah, why would they go back to class? What was the point? From a practical standpoint, they weren't learning. From an emotional standpoint, it was horrible to be there. A friend who had had her family's dirty laundry aired to the entire class just last week, things even she didn't know because her parents tried to keep it from her, asked if she could sit with me rather than go back to class. I just stared at her, vacant and confused.
"Sure? I mean, I'm just eating grass though."
Over the next few days, two kids turned into four, turned into ten, turned into the whole class. The whole class was doing a sit-out protest on the field rather than go back to class. Of course Mrs Bigmouth tried to do something about it. She'd come out, screaming at us and threatening us with DT and internal suspension, but six months of that behaviour had totally vaccinated us against her. I'd become the de facto leader and spokesperson of the protest by merit of being the first to sit out and also because I was well known to not give a shit (autistic brain: I actually just frequently had trouble reading and reacting with the correct social behaviour but it gave me a cool and aloof bad boy mystique I guess). I gave her the exact same treatment from back in grade one. I would let her scream, let her holler, let her threaten, let her spittle rain down on me, and then I would give her a sweet and innocent smile and nod in acknowledgement and say, "No thank you, we're going to remain out here." And thirteen pairs of eyes would stare at her in total silence. No one, not even the most gobbermouthed little shite in the class, would volunteer a word. The unspoken agreement was all negotiations were my responsibility.
The thing about angry people is that they feed off conflict. They get you angry so they can respond with even more anger and it nourishes them. She had no absolutely no plan of action on how to deal with me patiently hearing her out then refuting her in the gentlest of terms.
Another thing that ended up helping down the line is that we made an attempt to conduct our own classes. I mean, they sucked and we didn't learn much because we were kids with no supervision, but it was really cute in retrospect. We'd have groups of people assigned to subjects, with some people bringing in words they found in a dictionary for spelling lists and others bringing in old 6th grade homework from older siblings. The heart was there and it served a purpose, if not educational.
"Okay, but how did no one else notice this was happening? Surely people would notice 14 kids sitting on the lawn, not in class?"
Rural school. Big. Empty. Fields. Even screaming at us, the most other classrooms would hear would be muffled voices, and everyone was used to hearing her yelling at us or taking us out onto the field abruptly to make us do laps as group punishment. Plus the way the school buildings were arranged was that it was actually all in one straight line of adjacent rooms, and ours happened to be at the very end of the building. No windows faced the field we all sat in except that of our own classroom. It was just a very lucky arrangement of coincidences and preconceived notions, at least for a couple weeks. I couldn't tell you the exact number, this was so long ago and as a kid I definitely had a more stretched idea of time. Minutes felt like hours, especially during that year. But there was definitely at least two weekends that passed by since the "sit-out protest" started.
Eventually someone cottoned on to what was happening, or maybe Mrs Bigmouth humbled herself and finally confessed to her boss that she had lost control of a bunch of 11-year-olds, so we were called into the principal's office to sort this out. As the representative of our class, I was of course chosen to attend the meeting, flanked by the girl who'd had the dictionary thrown at her head and my friend who was the first to sit out with me. Since I understood that this meeting was one where we were probably going to be yelled at for doing the wrong thing, a thing I had ample experience of, I felt like the easiest way to mitigate things (especially since I felt guilty for being the instigator) was to explain in a very rational and logical way the series of events that led up to our bad behaviour. As well, for my entire life my mother had always taught me that it was no good complaining about things unless you were also willing to think of solutions. "I'm hungry!" - "Well, what's a solution to that problem?" - "Uh, make myself a sandwich?" - "Great! Let's do that together!"
So what did I do? Of course, to make things as clean and concise as possible, I interviewed my class one by one to hear each individual story of why they didn't feel comfortable going to class anymore, itemised them under categories (Verbal Aggression; Interruptions of Lessons; Oversharing Student Life) for easier discussion because my little quirky brain loved itemising things, and then as a kind of olive branch came up with solutions (we wanted to finish lessons unhindered, we wanted our personal privacy to be respected, we wanted to be able to catch our bus on time rather than being held back with unfair DT or long "chats"). So many things sort of came together in this beautiful, wholly accidental way. We had months of records of timed rants and monologues, noted down to the millisecond thanks to that kid's stopwatch. We had records of us trying to teach ourselves during the protests, showing this wasn't us just not wanting to go to class but due to us feeling as though we did not have a class to go to. When the principal heard all this, her jaw it the floor. A lot of it was stuff she knew, peripherally, but things had just never been laid out so neatly before. Some of it was stuff we'd complained to parents about, but it was one kid coming home and telling one parent one time, weeks ago. There was no real sense, up until now, the sheer scope of her behaviour. She didn't even answer us. She just said, "Okay, I need to call your parents."
We got the rest of the week off school. That weekend, every parent of every student came to a meeting between them, Mrs Bigmouth, and the principal. Stories were swapped. My exercise book with my tidy little lists and the records of the betting pool and monologue times were confiscated and brought into the meeting. I don't know what went down, but when my mother came home she just told me that Mrs Bigmouth would not be our problem for the rest of the school year, and more importantly, that she was incredibly proud of me and that I did the right thing. Rarely in my childhood had my inability to integrate into normal society led me to doing the right thing, so I just remember crying and hugging and feeling vindicated about, I don't know, just existing or something.
So yeah. From the outside perspective here is what it looked like: I, the ringleader with a history of dismissing school rules, organised a sit-out strike amongst my class. I kept the protest peaceful and non-disruptive to other classes. When negotiations with the principal were finally arranged, as the representative I compiled a clear list of greivances, with evidence, and a list of reasonable demands. I mean, holy crap, yes, yes I clearly organised a student protest.
The actual results of it are mixed. We got a revolving door of substitute teachers of varying quality for the rest of the school year, occasionally being bundled into other classrooms entirely when they couldn't find someone. It wasn't a great learning environment and we continued to struggle a lot, but it was better than before. Mrs Bigmouth was not actually fired but put on leave for the rest of the school year, then returned and was put in charge of a different year level (which happened to be the class of the younger sister of a guy in my class: according to him, she was quiet as a church mouse that entire year so I hope at least she learned her lesson, or at least finally got divorced and went to actual therapy). The entire ordeal caused our already small and close class to become really really supportive and like family to each other and we all remain in touch until this day. And we became fierce about standing up for ourselves.
I kind of learned to parse the difference between when it was appropriate to go along with set societal rules even if I don't understand them, and when those rules were just straight up unreasonable and nobody should be required to follow them. I did, years alter, lead an actual (very small) strike at work but intentionally that time. My mother was proud of me then too. :)
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submitted by GhoulGriin to u/GhoulGriin [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/xrk6yw9usi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86300f7d1584dfdfe20e33e55abb214a3b811757 Finding the perfect scent can be a journey, but one collection that consistently delivers is the Chanel Chance Perfume line. In this roundup, we'll explore the various Chance fragrances, along with their distinct notes and profiles. Whether you're a fan of chic, timeless Chanel or just looking for a new olfactory adventure, you'll find everything you need to know here. So sit back, relax, and let us guide you through the world of Chanel Chance. The Top 8 Best Chanel Chance Perfume
Reviews🔗Delicate and Vivacious: Chance Eau Fraiche Eau de Parfumhttps://preview.redd.it/tahcqetusi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fd41e8674b448afa096b27159c188579e2f22112 I was initially skeptical about the Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche Eau de Parfum Spray, but after using it for a few weeks, I've become quite a fan. The fragrance is a perfect blend of citrusy freshness and floral sweetness, with a touch of woodiness that adds depth and warmth. It's a scent that's both invigorating and comforting, making it perfect for any occasion. One thing that really stood out to me was the longevity of the fragrance. Even after a long day, I could still catch a whiff of the lovely scent, which made me feel confident and put-together. Additionally, the packaging is elegant and sophisticated, just like the perfume itself. The one downside that I noticed was the price. While the quality of the product is undeniable, it's definitely on the pricier side. However, I believe it's worth the investment if you're looking for a high-quality, luxurious fragrance that will last all day. Overall, I would highly recommend the Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche Eau de Parfum Spray to anyone looking for a fresh, floral, and sensual scent. While it may not be for everyone, it's definitely worth a try! 🔗Chanel Chance Eau de Toilette 1.2 oz: Refreshing Floral Fragrance for Womenhttps://preview.redd.it/vxxizecvsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f13208f3e39f86b3bfbb33cbc87375ba71c516b Well, where do I begin? I've been using the Chanel Chance Eau de Toilette for some time now and it's safe to say it has become a staple in my daily routine. The first time I spritzed this on, I was instantly drawn to its refreshing floral bouquet. The mix of citrus notes with a hint of vanilla and white musk creates a lovely aroma that's both energetic and soothing at the same time. I can't help but feel refreshed every time I use it, like I'm starting my day on a positive note. One of my favorite features about this perfume is its versatility. It's not too overpowering but also doesn't disappear after just a few hours. I find myself getting compliments on how I smell whenever I wear this, which always brings a smile to my face. The elegance of the bottle also adds to its appeal, making it a perfect gift for someone special. However, there are a couple of things that could be improved upon. On some occasions, I've noticed that the scent can become a bit heavier and might not appeal to everyone's preference. Additionally, some users have found the price to be on the higher side, which might discourage others from giving it a try. All in all, if you're looking for a timeless and elegant fragrance, I would highly recommend giving the Chanel Chance Eau de Toilette a shot. It has certainly lived up to its reputation in my experience, and I believe it would make anyone's day feel just a little bit brighter. 🔗CHanel Chance Eau Tendre Travel Sethttps://preview.redd.it/8pi3k7kvsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a0f5c9a7a3c0b16bd82d5af39f14c53af43d2ba9 I was excited to give CHANEL's Chance Eau Tendre eau de toilette a try after hearing good things about it. The first thing that impressed me was the packaging. It came in a beautiful box that perfectly encapsulated the elegance I associated with the brand. The scent itself is a delightful mix of fresh and fruity notes. It's mostly dominated by grapefruit and quince, with hints of jasmine and white musk in the background. I found it to be very pleasant – light enough for daily use but also unique enough to stand out from other fragrances I've tried. One feature that stood out to me was the twist-and-spray atomizer. It made applying the perfume super easy and convenient, especially when I was on the go. However, I did wish the scent lingered a bit longer. On some days, I felt I had to reapply after 3-4 hours because it wore off. Despite this minor issue, I absolutely loved this product. The combination of its fresh scent and ease of application made it a must-have in my beauty routine. Plus, the twist-and-spray atomizer ensured that I could take it anywhere without worrying about spills or leaks. In conclusion, whether you're buying it for yourself or as a gift, CHANEL's Chance Eau Tendre eau de toilette is definitely worth considering. Its radiant scent and user-friendly design make it stand out from other perfumes on the market. 🔗Chanel Chance Hair Perfume Mist, Exquisite EDP for Hairhttps://preview.redd.it/0h9crq0wsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=14ea47a0d9b3b0b29976b2f7a5ffdd87d28cc302 I recently incorporated Chanel's Chance Parfum Hair Mist into my daily routine, and I'm absolutely smitten with it. The delicate scent of jasmine, pink pepper, patchouli, and vanilla creates an intoxicating aroma that perfectly complements my natural fragrance. Its long-lasting power means I don't have to constantly reapply throughout the day, making sure I always feel fresh and confident. Plus, it's incredibly easy to use - just a few spritzes onto my hair and I'm good to go! However, there are a couple of minor downsides worth mentioning. Firstly, the price point may be slightly high for some people, especially considering it's only available in a 35ml bottle. Additionally, the potency of the scent might be too strong for those who prefer a more subtle fragrance. Overall, Chanel's Chance Parfum Hair Mist has quickly become a staple in my beauty routine. Its luxurious scent and convenient packaging make it perfect for both casual daytime use and special occasions. I highly recommend giving this hair mist a try if you're looking to elevate your daily beauty regimen with a touch of Chanel elegance. 🔗Chanel Chance Eau Tendre Hair Mist - 35ml - Floral-Fruity Scent for Womenhttps://preview.redd.it/lv2060ewsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=77775677b88d6f9c276968d63776e364682ea573 I recently tried Chanel's Chance Eau Tendre Hair Mist, and I must say I'm quite impressed! This little bottle packs a big punch when it comes to scent. Infused with notes of grapefruit and jasmine, the aroma it leaves on my hair is simply intoxicating. The hair mist's spray dispenser makes application super easy and mess-free. One thing that really stood out for me was the long-lasting fragrance. Even after a day spent out in the sun, my hair still retains that delicate floral-fruity scent that everyone seems to love. It's definitely a nice change from the harsh, alcohol-based perfumes that can often dry out my locks. However, I will mention that if you're looking for a heavy, powerful scent, this might not be the product for you. The scent strength here is quite light and subtle - perfect for those who prefer a more understated aroma. In conclusion, if you're in search of a delightful hair mist that will leave your tresses smelling fresh and lovely all day long, look no further than Chanel Chance Eau Tendre! Just remember to shake the bottle before using as some separation may occur due to the lack of alcohol in the formula. 🔗Chanel Chance Tendre Eau De Toilette Sprayhttps://preview.redd.it/xncgxsswsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7e28fac39ca17548d3a33db97790d8548068a6a9 As a long-time fan of Chanel's exquisite fragrances, I was thrilled to discover their latest offering, the Chance Eau Tendre Eau De Toilette Spray. This delightful scent has quickly become my go-to for those days when I need a little extra boost of confidence. From the moment I first spritzed it on, I was captivated by the harmonious blend of fruity and floral notes that dance on the skin. The initial burst of citrus is perfectly balanced by the subtle hints of jasmine and rose, creating a fresh and vibrant bouquet that lingers throughout the day. It's no wonder this is Chanel's bestselling fragrance family - it truly embodies elegance and sophistication. One of my favorite aspects of this perfume is its impressive longevity. Even on days when I'm constantly on the go, the scent remains with me, enveloping me in its captivating aura. Whether I'm attending a sophisticated event or simply embracing the everyday moments of life, Chance Eau Tendre complements my presence with an understated elegance that leaves a lasting impression. However, no product is perfect, and there are a few minor drawbacks to this otherwise exceptional fragrance. Some users may find the scent strength to be slightly too light, particularly in comparison to other Chanel perfumes. Additionally, due to its delicate nature, it may not be the most versatile choice for those who prefer a bold and intense aroma. In conclusion, if you're seeking a fragrance that exudes femininity and charm, look no further than Chanel's Chance Eau Tendre Eau De Toilette Spray. Its enchanting blend of fruity and floral notes, coupled with its impressive longevity, make it a timeless classic that is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who encounter it. 🔗Chanel Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum Set for Classic Everyday Scentshttps://preview.redd.it/kne00q9xsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=48eda2b831e0347ee0f2dca9ceab12467cf46c1b Chance Chanel is my go-to perfume for any occasion. From the moment I spritzed it on, I was transported to a world of elegance and sophistication. The delicate floral scent, with its hints of jasmine and rose, is simply divine. What's even better is that this perfume has great longevity, lasting all day without being overpowering. Not only do I get countless compliments when I wear it, but it also makes me feel confident and radiant. The packaging is nothing short of stunning – a sleek glass bottle adorned with the iconic double-C logo, a true symbol of timeless beauty and elegance. If you're looking for a perfume that embodies femininity with a touch of Chanel's signature sophistication, Chance Chanel Eau Tendre is definitely worth a try. " Its standout feature is the beautiful blend of floral and fruity notes, which creates a scent that is both fresh and romantic. The top notes of grapefruit and quince are zesty and uplifting, while the heart of the fragrance is dominated by delicate jasmine and hyacinth. The base notes add a warm and comforting touch with their hints of musk, amber, and cedarwood. The packaging is equally impressive – a simple yet elegant design with the iconic Chanel logo. However, I must admit that I had a slightly disappointing experience with one particular purchase of this perfume. The scent of the new bottle was nothing like the product I had been using for years, which was a real let-down. Fortunately, the customer service team at Sephora were quick to replace the faulty bottle, but it's something to be aware of if you decide to purchase this perfume. Overall, though, Chance Chanel Eau Tendre is a beautiful fragrance that is perfect for anyone who loves a soft and romantic scent. Its longevity is impressive, and the packaging is classic and timeless. If you're looking for a delicate and feminine perfume that will make you feel confident and radiant, then this one is definitely worth trying. 🔗Chanel Chance Fragrance Duo Travel Sethttps://preview.redd.it/ojjzwltxsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c0bb46ee2dc4c42e003c9443ee5ea3158005fe4b I was excited to try out the Chanel Chance Eau Tendre & Chance Eau Fraîche Set during a recent trip, as I was looking for a versatile fragrance that could transition from day to night. As someone who's always on the go, the round, travel-friendly bottle instantly caught my eye - it's perfect for tossing into my bag to refresh my scent throughout the day. First, I dove into the CHANCE EAU TENDRE Eau de Toilette, which features a lovely, fruity scent. It's like having a beautiful garden of soft, tender floral notes wrapped around me, making me feel fresh and revitalized. The green and fruity grapefruit-quince accord adds a unique twist that I absolutely adore. This scent was my favorite of the two, as it was perfect for the warm summer days I was experiencing while traveling. However, when I transitioned to the CHANCE EAU FRAîCHE Eau de Toilette, I have to admit, I was a bit disappointed. While it was pleasant and refreshing with its zesty freshness of citron combined with jasmine and teak-wood notes, it didn't have the same allure or captivating quality as the Tendre version. One issue I encountered with this set was the price point. For $180, I expected more value, and it would be nice to receive a discount for purchasing both scents together. But honestly, the Eau Tendre fragrance alone made the purchase worthwhile for me. Overall, the Chance Eau Tendre is my go-to choice for a light, fruit-infused, floral scent that adds a touch of elegance to any day. Buyer's GuideNone https://preview.redd.it/ynipvo6ysi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa3cc258ef607203cc38720cf6d56a9a0eb67b62 FAQWhat is Chanel Chance Perfume?Chanel Chance is a popular line of fragrances by the renowned luxury fashion house, Chanel. This collection features several distinct scents, with each one offering a unique blend of notes and aromas to suit different styles and preferences. https://preview.redd.it/hondsrlysi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ff07e6fbe9872a72595c109609aa3cdcf76ac10 How many Chanel Chance Perfumes are there?There are currently four main Chanel Chance fragrances: Chance Eau Fraîche, Chance Eau Tendre, Chance Eau Vive, and the original Chance. Each has its own set of notes, making each variant unique in its own right.Who is the target audience for Chanel Chance Perfume?Chanel Chance Perfume is designed for a wide range of users, catering to both men and women. Each scent in the collection has been crafted to capture the essence of confidence, spontaneity, and modern femininity or masculinity.https://preview.redd.it/oyjwrswysi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ece2a689aa57ed3c1aacdbd6df586e594b69addb What are the different Chane Chance Perfume scents?
How long does Chanel Chance Perfume last on the skin?The longevity of a perfume largely depends on multiple factors, such as skin type, fragrance concentration, and environmental factors like temperature and humidity. Generally, the Chanel Chance fragrances are known for their good performance and lasting power on the skin, with some users reporting that they last for several hours. https://preview.redd.it/4uafq8lzsi1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ff90762949a7dc3d34e59b52039dafa293ec94b2 Are Chanel Chance Perfumes suitable for all seasons?Yes, the Chanel Chance perfumes are designed to be suitable for all seasons. While some might cater to certain seasons more, each fragrance in the collection can be worn throughout the year, depending on your personal preferences and scent preferences for specific seasons.Where can I purchase Chanel Chance Perfumes?Chanel Chance Perfumes can be purchased at various brick-and-mortar stores, as well as through reputed online retailers. Always ensure that you're buying from an authenticated retailer to maintain the quality and integrity of your perfume purchase.Are there any travel-sized versions of Chanel Chance Perfumes available?Yes, Chanel offers travel-sized versions of some of its Chance perfumes to allow users to carry their favorite scents with them on-the-go. These compact versions come in the same elegant packaging as their full-sized counterparts, making them perfect for travel and everyday use.How should I store my Chanel Chance Perfume?To maintain the quality and longevity of your Chanel Chance Perfume, store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keeping the cap on tightly will also help preserve its fragrance and prevent any unwanted evaporation.Are Chanel Chance Perfumes cruelty-free and environmentally friendly?Chanel is committed to ethical practices and the responsible use of resources in its production processes. While specific information regarding the exact production methods of their Chance fragrances may not be available, the company regularly updates its sustainability initiatives and maintains a commitment to ethical practices across its product lines.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
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submitted by GuiltlessMaple to u/GuiltlessMaple [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/lwpfhoczri1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d921ee3584c0ed011e30f965d03a34c35da22ca Indulge in the luxurious world of Chanel 9 Perfume with our exclusive roundup of the latest scents that are sure to captivate your senses. Whether you're a die-hard Chanel fan or just discovering the brand, this comprehensive guide will guide you through a collection of beautiful fragrances that are perfect for any occasion. So, sit back, take a deep breath, and let's explore the fabulous world of Chanel 9 Perfume together. In this article, we'll provide you with detailed information about each Chanel 9 Perfume, including their key notes, longevity, and sillage. We'll also share user reviews and expert opinions to help you decide which fragrance aligns with your personal style and preferences. Stay tuned as we dive into the exquisite world of Chanel 9 Perfume, where opulence and elegance meet in a harmonious blend of scents. Enjoy the journey! The Top 8 Best Chanel 9 Perfume
Reviews🔗CHanel Chance Eau Tendre Travel Sethttps://preview.redd.it/z8ya1lnzri1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=967dbfce76d320ccd42e18ef6f4426a12681d8f7 I was excited to give CHANEL's Chance Eau Tendre eau de toilette a try after hearing good things about it. The first thing that impressed me was the packaging. It came in a beautiful box that perfectly encapsulated the elegance I associated with the brand. The scent itself is a delightful mix of fresh and fruity notes. It's mostly dominated by grapefruit and quince, with hints of jasmine and white musk in the background. I found it to be very pleasant – light enough for daily use but also unique enough to stand out from other fragrances I've tried. One feature that stood out to me was the twist-and-spray atomizer. It made applying the perfume super easy and convenient, especially when I was on the go. However, I did wish the scent lingered a bit longer. On some days, I felt I had to reapply after 3-4 hours because it wore off. Despite this minor issue, I absolutely loved this product. The combination of its fresh scent and ease of application made it a must-have in my beauty routine. Plus, the twist-and-spray atomizer ensured that I could take it anywhere without worrying about spills or leaks. In conclusion, whether you're buying it for yourself or as a gift, CHANEL's Chance Eau Tendre eau de toilette is definitely worth considering. Its radiant scent and user-friendly design make it stand out from other perfumes on the market. 🔗Chanel Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum Set for Classic Everyday Scentshttps://preview.redd.it/n3z7lz20si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9dbc93018ac60895dc7dc530fcb98598145350c3 Chance Chanel is my go-to perfume for any occasion. From the moment I spritzed it on, I was transported to a world of elegance and sophistication. The delicate floral scent, with its hints of jasmine and rose, is simply divine. What's even better is that this perfume has great longevity, lasting all day without being overpowering. Not only do I get countless compliments when I wear it, but it also makes me feel confident and radiant. The packaging is nothing short of stunning – a sleek glass bottle adorned with the iconic double-C logo, a true symbol of timeless beauty and elegance. If you're looking for a perfume that embodies femininity with a touch of Chanel's signature sophistication, Chance Chanel Eau Tendre is definitely worth a try. " Its standout feature is the beautiful blend of floral and fruity notes, which creates a scent that is both fresh and romantic. The top notes of grapefruit and quince are zesty and uplifting, while the heart of the fragrance is dominated by delicate jasmine and hyacinth. The base notes add a warm and comforting touch with their hints of musk, amber, and cedarwood. The packaging is equally impressive – a simple yet elegant design with the iconic Chanel logo. However, I must admit that I had a slightly disappointing experience with one particular purchase of this perfume. The scent of the new bottle was nothing like the product I had been using for years, which was a real let-down. Fortunately, the customer service team at Sephora were quick to replace the faulty bottle, but it's something to be aware of if you decide to purchase this perfume. Overall, though, Chance Chanel Eau Tendre is a beautiful fragrance that is perfect for anyone who loves a soft and romantic scent. Its longevity is impressive, and the packaging is classic and timeless. If you're looking for a delicate and feminine perfume that will make you feel confident and radiant, then this one is definitely worth trying. 🔗Vintage Chanel No. 19 Parfum 1980s Sealed W/Boxhttps://preview.redd.it/r8ug3yj0si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=31fed88f9bdc479a8e1256e95dd368c4e44ba0a4 I recently got my hands on a vintage bottle of Chanel No. 19 Parfum. Upon opening it, I was instantly transported back to the era of classic perfumes. This fragrance is unlike any modern interpretation of No. 19 that I've come across in recent years. The top notes are dominated by aldehydes, bergamot, galbanum, neroli, and hyacinth, giving it an uplifting and fresh scent. The heart notes reveal a harmonious blend of jasmine, rose de mai, lily of the valley, orris, and Nossi-Be ylang ylang, which adds a beautiful floral touch. What sets this apart is the base notes: oakmoss, vetiver, sandalwood, leather, and musk. They create a rich, warm, and sensual aroma that lasts on your skin for hours. This old-school formula is practically impossible to find today, as it has been replaced by lighter and more commercially acceptable versions of No. 19. The bottle itself is a visual treat, with its hand-sealed wax seal and near mint condition box. Although this particular bottle is no longer sealed due to an unfortunate shattering of the wax seal, the fragrance within remains as potent as ever. One downside is the mottled stickers on the inner box and bottle. This age-related discoloration is common in many 1970s perfumes, but it might not appeal to everyone's taste. However, this small flaw does not affect the quality or potency of the fragrance itself. In summary, the Vintage Chanel No. 19 Parfum evokes a sense of nostalgia and glamour with its complex, rich, and timeless scent. While the packaging may show some signs of age, the enchanting aroma that envelops you upon application more than compensates for it. 🔗Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Twist and Spray Sethttps://preview.redd.it/6o6ydnu0si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=45d4c89e540481c9c20a601512386c3a9880b553 My experience with the Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Twist and Spray Set has been quite pleasant. The elegant and chic design of the bottle, along with the twist and spray atomizer, makes it convenient and sophisticated enough to carry around in my purse. The scent is not overpowering, but it's noticeable and lasts throughout the day. It's the perfect combination of sweet floral notes and deep earthy undertones. I find myself getting compliments from others whenever I wear it, which is always a nice bonus. One of the highlights of this set is the refillable twist-and-spray atomizer. Not only does it save on packaging and reduce waste, but it also allows me to take my favorite fragrance with me wherever I go. However, there have been a few instances where the scent didn't last as long as I'd hoped. It seems to vary depending on the weather, with the fragrance not lasting as long in hot or humid conditions. Overall, I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a high-quality, long-lasting, and versatile fragrance. The twist and spray atomizer adds an extra level of convenience and portability, making it perfect for travel or on-the-go application. 🔗Coco Mademoiselle Intense: A Captivating Fragrance for Womenhttps://preview.redd.it/0akby071si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6c16df6684900a361b936a4a45f78c09042d172d I recently stumbled upon the Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Intense by Chanel and added it to my daily routine. From the moment I spritzed it on, I knew it was something special. Featuring top notes of bergamot and mandarin orange, it offers an invigorating aroma right off the bat. The middle notes of jasmine and Turkish rose give it a pleasant fragrance that lingers throughout the day, while the base notes of vanilla and patchouli add a sense of depth and elegance. One thing I truly appreciate about this EDP is its longevity. With just a few sprays, the fragrance lasts for hours, gradually releasing its alluring scent. I remember attending a formal event where I received multiple compliments on how captivating my scent was - and it was all thanks to the Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Intense! Another highlight is the packaging. The sleek bottle design, with its timeless black label, perfectly captures the essence of the Coco Chanel brand. It's a beautiful addition to any perfume collection or a perfect gift for that special someone in your life. However, I must note that fragrances are subjective. Some might not find this scent to their liking due to its unique blend of notes. My advice? Test it out on your skin or try a sample first before making a purchase. In conclusion, the Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Intense by Chanel has become a staple in my daily routine, providing me with an invigorating aroma and a timeless sense of elegance. It's definitely worth a try if you're looking for an exquisite scent that stands the test of time. 🔗Ladies' Chanel No. 19 Eau de Toilette 100mlhttps://preview.redd.it/qjhepjq1si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a6ca651c92de6ec376f8b9fa420496edcfa29369 As I dabbed on a few spritzes of this captivating scent, I couldn't help but feel a sudden surge of confidence and allure. The Chanel EDT No 19 is definitely a daring, distinctive fragrance that leaves a lasting impression. The floral-woody-green notes strike the perfect balance, making it an uncompromising composition, much like its wearer. One aspect that I absolutely loved was the easy and fluent application. The eau de toilette in a spray format made it so convenient to lightly mist on my skin or even inside my clothing. Plus, the bath and body product range added an extra layer of enchantment to my daily perfuming ritual. However, on the downside, some users might find the scent a bit strong for everyday use. It's more suitable for those who prefer bold, statement-making fragrances. Overall, the Chanel EDT No 19 is a powerful, captivating perfume that's perfect for those who aren't afraid to turn heads with their scent. 🔗Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum Spray for Menhttps://preview.redd.it/5hjp7ly1si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f544d2b10d5843f661716e6d040eabac62b1de53 Bleu de Chanel by Chanel is a bold and alluring scent that captures the essence of adventure and sophistication. I had the pleasure of trying out this Eau de Parfum Spray, and it quickly became a staple in my daily routine. As soon as I spritzed it on, I was transported to a world of fresh citrus and warm spices. The grapefruit note adds a refreshing zing, while the ginger and incense give it a mysterious depth. One thing that stood out to me was the superb longevity of this fragrance. Even after a long day at work, the scent lingered on my skin, leaving me feeling confident and stylish. Additionally, the sleek and elegant design of the bottle made it a welcome addition to my vanity. However, there are a couple of downsides worth mentioning. Firstly, the price point may be a bit steep for some consumers, but I believe the quality and performance of the product justify the cost. Secondly, while the fragrance is not overwhelmingly powerful, it does have a certain presence that may not be suitable for all occasions. In conclusion, Bleu de Chanel by Chanel is a phenomenal Eau de Parfum Spray that truly deserves its high rating. Its unique blend of citrus, spice, and woody notes creates a captivating and timeless scent that is perfect for any season. If you're in search of a luxurious, long-lasting fragrance that turns heads and leaves a lasting impression, look no further than Bleu de Chanel. 🔗Coco Mademoiselle Parfum Spray Trio Sethttps://preview.redd.it/6oumz3e2si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1015cafb29e06f456ca6d376265179123267885d Alright, let me tell you about this beautiful Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Eau de Parfum Twist and Spray 3 x 0.7 oz. Imagine getting ready in the morning and spritzing yourself with a divine scent that will stay with you all day, even when you're sipping cocktails at a rooftop bar? Yeah, that's the magic of this lovely perfume. The first whiff you get will be bright and fruity, like a fresh burst of orange. Then, as the day progresses, it'll turn into a lovely combination of jasmine blossom and rose. The best part? The deep, earthy notes of patchouli that keep you smelling fresh and confident throughout the day. However, like any product, there are some cons to consider. It's a bit on the pricey side, but hey, it's Chanel! If you're not used to strong scents, this might not be your cup of tea. And remember, a little goes a long way, so don't overdo it. But overall, I absolutely adore this product. The packaging is luxurious and elegant, and it's perfect for travel. It's definitely worth the investment, and anyone who tries it will fall in love with it, just like I did. So go ahead, treat yourself to this divine concoction and prepare to be showered with compliments all day long! Buyer's GuideNone https://preview.redd.it/pwp2m4q2si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fc016cc5aa2e85a7660d17c33a2bf9e9092de94f FAQWhat are the top Chanel perfumes available in the market?Chanel offers an array of beautiful and elegant perfumes. Some of the most popular ones are Chanel N°5, Chanel N°5 L'Eau, Chanel Coco Mademoiselle, Chanel Chance, and Chanel Allure. https://preview.redd.it/ab3e8qa3si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=76cbfb79a59ea8e92b6ee0a652c24d227307ad2f How do I choose the right Chanel perfume for me?Choosing the right Chanel perfume depends on your personal preference. It's best to try a few samples and see which one resonates with you most. Pay attention to the notes and scent families (floral, fruity, oriental etc. ) as that will help you narrow down your choices.Can I purchase Chanel perfumes online?Yes, you can purchase Chanel perfumes online from authorized sellers such as Chanel's official website or other reputable retailers. Be sure to verify the authenticity of the product before making a purchase. https://preview.redd.it/c786mgu3si1d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea6592e9a2f914ada2dcf24ef54269f4a9d613f8 What are some popular notes in Chanel perfumes?Chanel is known for its unique and innovative blends of notes. Some popular ones include jasmine, rose, vanilla, iris, and citrus scents.How long do Chanel perfumes last?The longevity of a perfume depends on several factors, such as your skin's natural chemistry and how much you apply. However, Chanel perfumes are typically known for their excellent sillage (projection) and lasting power, with some lasting up to 8 hours or more.How should I store my Chanel perfume?To maintain the quality of your Chanel perfume, store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Keep the cap on when not in use, and avoid shaking the bottle excessively.Do Chanel perfumes have any allergen warnings?Chanel perfumes are subject to the EU allergens labeling requirement. This means that certain perfumes may contain ingredients that could cause allergies or irritation. Check the product label or the Chanel website for a list of allergen ingredients.How can I tell if my Chanel perfume is authentic?To ensure you're purchasing an authentic Chanel perfume, buy from authorized sellers, and verify the packaging and labeling. Authentic Chanel perfumes have specific details such as a holographic foil on the box, an embossed Chanel insignia on the cap, and a solid color on the bottom of the bottle.What is the difference between Eau de Parfum (EDP) and Eau de Toilette (EDT) in Chanel perfumes?Eau de Parfum (EDP) generally contains a higher concentration of fragrance oil compared to Eau de Toilette (EDT), resulting in a stronger and longer-lasting scent. EDT is usually lighter and less intense than EDP.How should I apply Chanel perfume to get the best results?For ideal application, spray your Chanel perfume on pulse points such as your wrists, behind your ears, and the crook of your elbow. This will help the scent to radiate and last longer. Avoid rubbing the perfume into your skin, as it can alter the scent.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
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