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Pleasures Intense

Pleasures Intense arrived in 2002, seven years after Pleasures, which Estée Lauder presents it as the deeper, richer sister of. The house brings together green lily, Le Charme peony and blackcurrant at the top, Moroccan rose, pink tiger lily and jasmine at the center, maple wood, benzoin crystals and vanilla at the base.

Launch year
2002
Gender
Women
Olfactory family
Floral
Concentration
Eau de Parfum

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Pleasures Intense

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Estée Lauder launched Pleasures in 1995 and gave it, seven years later, a more intense sister, as an eau de parfum. The house presents it as deeper and richer, while keeping the radiant clarity of the original.

What the house says

It speaks of an intensely feminine celebration of nature, with a sensual, seductive side, and of a velvety, voluptuous bouquet of peony, pink tiger lily and jasmine. It places the perfume among its lush florals.

At launch, the house said it wanted to keep the Pleasures style while changing its depth to gain opulence: petals chosen for more velvet, spices for more intensity.

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  1. Top notesThe first minutes
  2. Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
  3. Base notesWhat lingers

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