RaspberryOpens with
PeonyHeart
MuskDries down to
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Estée Lauder · Sold as feminine
Pleasures Bloom
A bustling city street where floral and fruity notes blend with the soft glow of streetlights, creating a modern, urban elegance.
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Pleasures BloomMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Created by Annie Buzantian, Pleasures Bloom by Estée Lauder is a Floral Fruity fragrance that balances vibrant top notes with a powdery, sweet heart and base. The composition opens with the freshness of raspberry and litchi, followed by violet and grapefruit, creating an immediate burst of energy and brightness. As it evolves, peony, rose, and jasmine soften into a lush floral bouquet, while musk, vanille, and patchouli add depth and warmth. This fragrance embodies Estée Lauder's enduring commitment to elegant, sophisticated scents that celebrate the beauty in every moment.
Apply two sprays for optimal longevity. The fresh top notes fade within an hour but leave behind a warm, powdery base that lasts throughout the day. This fragrance is best suited for daytime wear where its brightness can shine.
Fig. 01 — Pleasures Bloom, Estée Lauder
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Azniv (Annie) Buzantian
Firmenich's first woman Master PerfumerAnnie Buzantian is a Master Perfumer who has been part of Firmenich since 1972, when she joined as the company's first perfumer trainee, and has since created more than ninety fragrances.
Designer Estée Lauder
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