Clinique
1971
Aromatics Elixir is a feminine fragrance by Clinique, launched in 1971. Part of the Chypre Aromatic olfactory family and available as Parfum, it is among the 307 iconic perfumes featured in Perfumdle.
The chypre family, born from Francois Coty's 1917 creation, is built on a bergamot-oakmoss-labdanum accord. These fragrances are elegant, deep, and timeless, favored by perfume connoisseurs.
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Parfum (or Extrait de Parfum) is the highest concentration, between 20-40% essential oils. It offers an intimate yet extremely long-lasting trail, often exceeding 8 hours. It is the most luxurious form of a fragrance.
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