Connects woody tones, bright petals and warm amber.

Fragrance and Composition

• The top notes feature violet leaf, cistus or labdanum and Sichuan pepper.
• The heart unfolds with rose water, orange blossom and patchouli.
• The base rests on amber, musk and benzoin.
• This is an Eau de Parfum.
• The fragrance was launched in 2014 and was created by perfumer Nicolas Beaulieu.
• It belongs to the Aromatics line by Clinique.
• The first three declared ingredients are denatured alcohol, parfum and water.
• The listed fragrance substances and allergens include geraniol, linalool, citronellol, limonene, coumarin, citral, benzyl benzoate and isoeugenol.
• The manufacturer states that the formula has been allergy tested.

The composition offers you a contrast of violet leaf and Sichuan pepper with a floral heart and a warm amber base.

Application

Apply Clinique Aromatics in White to pulse points, specifically the wrists, neck and chest.

Packaging

• The volume of the eau de parfum is 100 ml.
• The product is supplied as a spray fragrance.
• The bottle features a white finish, a white cap and subtle gold details.

You receive 100 ml of spray fragrance in a white bottle complemented by gold accents.

About the Brand

Clinique was founded in 1968 in New York as a dermatologist-developed prestige cosmetics brand by The Estée Lauder Companies. It was created with the involvement of dermatologist Dr. Norman Orentreich and Vogue editor Carol Phillips, who was invited by Leonard Lauder to help develop the new line.

The original offering launched in September 1968 included 117 products developed under the guidance of Dr. Norman Orentreich. The Clinique skincare system was based on three steps: cleansing, exfoliation and moisturising. The brand's testing procedures may include repeated patch testing, stability tests, sensory and clinical tests, ophthalmological testing and in-use safety tests.

You are choosing a brand whose history and testing procedures are rooted in a dermatological approach.