Clinique
Aromatics Elixir
Elixir · for women · Launched 1971
Where to buy
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Scent profile
Share of people who describe it this way
How it wears
Share of votes by people who wear it: 187 votes, Parfica open fragrance database.
- Longevity
- eternal42% of votes
- Scent trail
- strong43% of votes
- Season
- winter49% of votes
- Time of day
- day51% of votes
All votes
Longevity · 98 votes
- very weak0%
- weak1%
- moderate16%
- long lasting41%
- eternal42%
Sillage · 101 votes
- intimate3%
- moderate22%
- strong43%
- enormous33%
Season · 187 votes
- winter49%
- spring31%
- summer20%
Time of day · 128 votes
- day51%
- night49%
Sillage: how far the scent is noticed by people around you. Season and time of day allow several answers, so shares there are of all answers given.
Notes
Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.
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About Clinique Aromatics Elixir
Perfumer: Bernard Chant
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Quick answers
How much does Clinique Aromatics Elixir cost in the Netherlands?
No partner shop in the Netherlands has it in stock right now; the page stays with the facts.
What does it smell like?
Mainly floral, woody, green and citrus. It opens with aldehydes, bergamot, brazilian rosewood, chamomile, clary sage, coriander; the heart is carnation, jasmine, orange blossom, orris root, rose, tuberose; the base is incense, musk, oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, vetiver.
Who makes it?
Clinique. Launched in 1971. The perfumer is Bernard Chant. Concentration: Elixir. Marketed for women.
How long does it last?
People rate its longevity as very long lasting and its sillage as strong. Based on 98 wearers’ votes.
When to wear it?
Most people wear it in winter and autumn, mostly daytime.
Where does this data come from?
The rating and the votes on longevity, sillage, season and time of day come from Parfica open fragrance database. Notes, accords, perfumers and release data come from the ScentGlade catalogue (shared with the Olfactory app) and its editors.