Sunday, October 22, 2023

Wrappings by Clinique c1990

Wrappings by Clinique Laboratories, Inc.:  launched in 1990.






Wrappings if for the woman who likes a scent that's light, fresh, clean, but distinctive. it is remarkably long lasting, unlike "splashes" that tend to disappear soon after contact. It's a lively scent that's never overpowering or intrusive that imparts a warmth and brightness of mood. Clinique's Wrappings puts s fresh, clean light between body and clothing. A breezy nuance of green herbs like basil and sage, white flowers like jasmine and lily of the valley, and woody undertones of cypress, vetiver and oakmoss that lasts without overpowering.  A palpable presence.

Fragrance Composition:


It is classified as an aldehydic, green floral chypre fragrance for women. Green herb blend with white flowers like jasmine and hyacinth. Outdoorsy, slightly masculine. This light, fresh, clean scent made up of a complex blend of ingredients - among them herbs, such as basil, sage, artemisia. Mixed with white flowers - jasmine, lily of the valley, hyacinth. And underscored by woody elements - cypress, vetiver, oakmoss all lifted by an unexpected touch of sea breeze.
  •  Top notes: aldehydes, basil, sage, mace, artemisia, lavender, green notes, nutmeg flower
  • Middle notes: lily of the valley, cyclamen, carnation, orris root, jasmine, hyacinth, rose
  • Base notes: cypress, leather, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, cedar, sea notes, vetiver


Bottle:


Fate of the Fragrance:



Discontinued, date unknown.

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