Estēe (1968) (Super Perfume) by Estēe Lauder
1968for women
Perfumer: Betty Busse
8.8/10
8 ratingsMost rate it 9 of 10
Estēe (1968) (Super Perfume) by Estēe Lauder is a fragrance for women. It was introduced in 1968. The composition is by Betty Busse. Top notes are Aldehydes, Raspberry, Peach and Citrus fruits; middle notes include Carnation, Jasmine, Iris and Lily of the valley; base notes include Sandalwood, Musk, Cedarwood and Moss. It is best suited to spring and summer. Most wearers rate it very long-lasting, with an enormous sillage.
At a glance
- Longevity
- Most rate it 10/10: very long-lasting
- Sillage
- Most rate it 8/10: enormous
- Best seasons
- Spring and summer (67% of season votes)
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Fragrance pyramid
16 notes
Estēe (1968) (Super Perfume) features 16 fragrance notes across its scent pyramid.
Top notes
The opening
Heart notes
After 15 to 30 minutes
Base notes
The dry-down
Ratings
From the Aromifo community
Scent
8 ratings
8.8
Most rate it 9 of 10.
Longevity
7 ratings
9.6
Most rate it 10 of 10.
Sillage
7 ratings
8.9
Most rate it 8 of 10.
When to wear
6 season votes
- Spring33%
- Summer33%
- Autumn17%
- Winter17%
Who wears it
- Men0%
- Unisex0%
- Women100%
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Every perfume is compared on up to five signals. Community accord votes weigh the most, followed by notes, where rare notes count more than common ones like musk. Note families, seasons and the men, women or unisex leaning make up the rest.
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