Product Description
What does Estee Lauder White Linen Eau de Parfum for women smell like?
White Linen is a subtle, aldehydic fragrance that carries an air of spacious purity. The combination of green, floral, and airy notes will envelop you like a freshly washed white shirt, dried by a summer breeze, filling you with peace and uplifting your mood. White Linen is a classic, timeless composition that will provide you with creamy comfort on days when you just want to be yourself. It develops beautifully, especially on warm skin, creating a very pleasant skin scent effect. White Linen's projection and longevity are high - the perfume will be clearly noticeable for many hours.
Fragrance notes:
Top notes: aldehydes, lemon, peach
Heart notes: hyacinth, carnation, lily-of-the-valley, rose, lilac, jasmine, iris, violet, ylang-ylang, orchid
Base notes: oakmoss, vetiver, cedar, sandalwood, benzoin, honey, amber, tonka bean
Estee Lauder White Linen - the scent of comfort
The opening of White Linen is the sparkling, spacious freshness of aldehydes. At first sharp like a breath of cool air, it softens over time, giving way to a multi-floral composition. The floral bouquet is perfectly blended, with no individual notes discernible, creating a radiant, spring-like purity. The impression of fresh laundry dried in a sunny garden is deepened by the addition of green notes on a base of honey, benzoin, and amber. As the fragrance reacts with your skin chemistry, it becomes soft, intimate, ethereal, a little powdery, with a delicate note of sandalwood, inviting you to snuggle up in fresh, clean sheets.
Fragrance ABC:
For whom: woman
For what occasion: daytime fragrance
Season: spring/summer
Fragrance category: floral-aldehyde
Essential oil concentration: eau de parfum
Release year: 1978
About Estee Lauder
Estee Lauder is a luxury cosmetics brand whose history dates back to the 1940s. Its founder turned out to be a true visionary and an incredibly talented businesswoman, which allowed her to build a huge empire in the beauty industry. Estée Lauder learned the basics of chemistry from her uncle and created her first creams in the kitchen. But thanks to her passion and dedication, she founded her own company in 1946, and in the 1950s, she opened her own beauty salon on New York's famous Fifth Avenue.
In 1953, Estée Lauder introduced the scented bath oil Youth Dew, which became so popular that it was later released as a perfume. In the following years, Azuree, Estée, Beautiful, White Linen, and Cinnabar appeared on the market – fragrances that are still loved and appreciated today. The intoxicating, woody-honey Sensuous, the floral Pleasures, and the musky Modern Muse are very popular, as well as the limited-edition, summer fragrance series Bronze Goddess.
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