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Clinique fragrances

Scentorian documents 4 fragrances from Clinique, listed here. Open any of them for a scent description drawn from counted wearer reports, the published notes where the house lists them, and the sources cited.

At a glance

Scent families: Citrus (3), Fresh & clean (3), Aromatic & herbal (2), Floral (2), Fruity (2), Aquatic & marine (1), Earthy (1), Green (1), Woody (1). The families here are Scentorian's own, read off published notes for browsing, and not necessarily how Clinique describes its fragrances.

Concentrations: 3 Eau de Parfum (EDP), 1 Eau de Toilette (EDT).

Launch years we could cite: Aromatics Elixir Eau de Parfum Spray (1971).

Season by season, the Clinique fragrances wearers report reaching for most often, counted per fragrance; a record of habit, not advice.

Each of these counts comes from a single venue, short of our usual two; each fragrance's page gives it.

4 Clinique fragrances

Aromatics Elixir Eau de Parfum Spray

Eau de Parfum (EDP). Earthy patchouli and oakmoss carry dry, bitter-green flowers, and that mossiness reads as deep and woody to some reviewers, austere and medicinal to others.

Calyx Eau de Parfum

Eau de Parfum (EDP). Tart grapefruit and guava, then clean rose and neroli; in wearers' telling, green leaves and oakmoss leave the finish damp and leafy.

Happy Eau de Parfum

Eau de Parfum (EDP). Fresh, clean and light, and the kind of scent strangers stop you to ask about: owners who have worn it for decades tell of colleagues and students wanting the name.

Happy for Men Eau de Toilette

Eau de Toilette (EDT). Clinique brings out the lemon press and the mandarin peeler, as one reviewer puts it: a bright citrus with a herbal, marine cool, one wearer's first fragrance friend and another's turn-of-the-millennium gift.

Questions about Clinique fragrances

Which Clinique fragrances does Scentorian cover?

What do Clinique fragrances smell like?

Across the 4 here, Scentorian files them under Citrus (3), Fresh & clean (3), Aromatic & herbal (2), Floral (2), Fruity (2), Aquatic & marine (1), Earthy (1), Green (1) and Woody (1). The families here are Scentorian's own, read off published notes for browsing, and not necessarily how Clinique describes its fragrances. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.

Which Clinique fragrances do wearers reach for in spring?

Wearers most often reach for Calyx Eau de Parfum in spring. That is a reported habit, not a recommendation. That count comes from a single venue, short of our usual two; the fragrance's page gives it.

Which Clinique fragrances do wearers reach for in summer?

Wearers most often reach for Calyx Eau de Parfum in summer. That is a reported habit, not a recommendation. That count comes from a single venue, short of our usual two; the fragrance's page gives it.

Which Clinique fragrances do wearers reach for in autumn?

Wearers most often reach for Aromatics Elixir Eau de Parfum Spray in autumn. That is a reported habit, not a recommendation. That count comes from a single venue, short of our usual two; the fragrance's page gives it.

Which Clinique fragrances do wearers reach for in winter?

Wearers most often reach for Aromatics Elixir Eau de Parfum Spray in winter. That is a reported habit, not a recommendation. That count comes from a single venue, short of our usual two; the fragrance's page gives it.