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Estée Lauder · 1972

Aliage

FeminineBy Bernard Chant and Francis CamailRated 4.1/5 · 534 reviews

citruses · jasmine

Aliage opens on citrus and a clear jasmine, then artemisia and nutmeg bring an aromatic freshness. The base of oakmoss, vetiver and cedar leaves a woody, earthy trail. Wear it in spring or autumn, when the air starts to cool.

Aliage bottle by Estée Lauder

At a glance

House
Estée Lauder
Family
Woody
Main accords
Woody, Earthy, Aromatic, Mossy, Fresh spicy, Herbal, Citrus
Top notes
Citruses, Jasmine
Heart notes
Artemisia, Nutmeg, Rose
Base notes
Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedar
Launched
1972
Perfumers
Bernard Chant and Francis Camail
Seasons
Spring
Best for
Day
Gender
Feminine
Rating
4.1/5 · 534 reviews

The olfactory pyramid

From the first spark to the trail that stays.

Top notes fly off in minutes, the heart holds through the afternoon, the base stays on skin until evening.

  1. Top the opening

    Top: Citruses, Jasmine.

  2. Heart the trail

    Heart: Artemisia, Nutmeg, Rose.

  3. Base what lingers

    Base: Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedar.

Moodboard imagined by Effluve for Aliage.

Its moodboard

One fragrance, four tableaux.

Before you wear it, look at it. Effluve composes a moodboard for every fragrance: its light, its textures, its hour.

Its character

Woody, earthy, aromatic.

  • Woody — dominant
  • Earthy — dominant
  • Aromatic — strong
  • Mossy — strong
  • Fresh spicy — strong
  • Herbal — strong
  • Citrus — strong
4.1

Community rating

out of 5 · 534 reviews

Composed by Bernard Chant and Francis Camail.

When to wear it

A spring fragrance, best by day.

  • Spring Spring : Ideal
  • Autumn Autumn : Great
  • Summer Summer : Great
  • Winter Winter : Great

Occasions, from most to least suited

  • Day
  • Night

Questions

What people ask.

What does Aliage smell like?

Main accords: woody, earthy, and aromatic. Top notes of citruses and jasmine. A heart of artemisia, nutmeg, and rose. A base of oakmoss, vetiver, and cedar.

When should you wear Aliage?

A spring fragrance, best by day. Best for: day.

Who created Aliage?

It was composed by Bernard Chant and Francis Camail for Estée Lauder in 1972.

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