Aliage

Aliage from Estée Lauder is a green, woody floral, composed by Bernard Chant and Francis Camail, in which flowers, spice and moss share the stage over a dry, earthy base.

Citrus and green notes open it with a crisp, leafy freshness, joined early on by jasmine for a touch of floral warmth. In the heart, rose adds a soft petal note, nutmeg a warm spice, and artemisia a herbal, slightly bitter greenness. The base turns to wood and moss: cedar brings a dry, clean woodiness, vetiver an earthy, smoky grassiness, and oakmoss a deep, forest-floor greenness that gives it a classic, chypre-like feel.

Made with women in mind, it suits those who prefer crisp, outdoorsy scents to sweet ones. The green freshness makes it well suited to spring and early autumn, to daytime, the office and active days. It should appeal to anyone who enjoys traditional green florals with a mossy, sophisticated finish, and to those who like their fragrance to feel brisk, clean and composed.

Aliage — unisex fragrance by Estée Lauder (released 2015). Top notes: Green Notes, Citruses, Jasmine. Heart notes: Artemisia, Rose, Nutmeg. Base notes: Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedar. — Parfica open fragrance database