Orange BlossomOpens with
JasmineHeart
AmbroxanDries down to
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Estée Lauder · Sold as feminine
Pleasures Flower
The vibrant energy of a city park at noon, where sunlight filters through trees and the air is filled with the scent of blooming flowers and fresh citrus.
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Pleasures FlowerMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Pleasures Flower by Estée Lauder was launched in 2014, capturing the essence of modern femininity with its blend of fresh citrus and lush florals. Created by perfumer Annie Buzantian, this scent opens with a vibrant burst of bergamot and lemon, followed by a heart of jasmine, rose, and lily-of-the-valley that creates an enchanting floral bouquet. The base notes of coconut nectar, ambroxan, incense, and vetiver add depth and warmth, grounding the composition in a richly textured finish.
Apply this EDT in light layers for a delicate presence throughout the day. The top notes are bright but fleeting, so reapply as needed to maintain its fresh floral character. It pairs well with a warm base layer like a cashmere sweater.
Fig. 01 — Pleasures Flower, 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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