Clinique launched Aromatics Elixir in 1971, the first fragrance from a brand known for its fragrance-free skincare. Bernard Chant, an IFF perfumer, made it a powerful floral chypre in which rose and ylang-ylang rest on patchouli, vetiver and oakmoss. The house presents it as a fragrance that plays its role and goes beyond, designed for strong personalities.
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