Chanel No 5

In contact with water, the bath soap develops a light, creamy lather that leaves the skin soft, supple, and delicately scented. A peaceful moment, infused with the magic of N°5.

Olfactory Atmosphere
Inspired by the gentle harmony of rose and jasmine that compose N°5, the bath soap has been formulated as a sensual continuation of the floral bouquet of N°5.

Inspiration
In 1921, Gabrielle Chanel asked Ernest Beaux to create "a women's perfume with a women's scent," one that was intense and original. The perfumer presented her with a visionary composition that used aldehydes for the first time. Mademoiselle chose the fifth sample of the fragrance and decided to simply name it N°5. The innovative scent of the perfume, along with the rare simplicity of its name and bottle, revolutionized the history of perfumery.

The Art of Perfumery
The notes of N°5 unfold in the heart of a complete perfuming ritual with three moments for the bath, the body, and the senses. The bath invites relaxation and rejuvenation, enveloped in the lasting notes of the fragrance, fully immersed in the world of N°5. Moisturizing body products provide true moments of well-being, while new, delicious, sensually awakening textures offer the finishing touch. The first step in the perfuming ritual, the bath soap, gently perfumes the skin.