Yuth Dew from Estée Lauder 67 ml

Eau de Parfum spray 67 ml - Estée Lauder - for women Discover the magic of Eau de Parfum by Estée Lauder, the iconic perfume launched by the famous design house in 1953. This feminine perfume features a delicate oriental composition, making it the perfect choice for all occasions, whether formal or informal. Eau de Parfum combines luxurious natural notes, opening with warm rose, sensual mimosa, and alluring amber. Then the fragrance develops to give you a unique and rich olfactory experience with touches of moss, earthy vetiver, and creamy sandalwood. Eau de Parfum is an embodiment of classic elegance and timeless allure, making it an ideal perfume for women seeking the perfect balance between warmth and depth. The scent of this feminine perfume is characterized by warmth and richness, making it perfect for cold autumn and winter days. Thanks to its unique classic fragrance composition, Eau de Parfum has maintained its position as one of the most popular and attractive women's perfumes across generations. Fragrance family: Oriental Type of scent: Warm, spicy, woody, earthy, amber Perfume ingredients: - Top notes: Composed of rose, orange, peach, narcissus, and lavender, giving you a delicate and refreshing feminine touch. - Middle notes: Deepening to include enchanting jasmine, captivating ylang-ylang, gentle orchid, spicy clove, and warm cinnamon. - Rich base: Consisting of aromatic incense, warm amber, earthy patchouli, smooth Balsam wood, and sensual musk, forming a long-lasting aromatic base. Usage tips: To get the most out of the Eau de Parfum for women and ensure its longevity throughout the day, it is recommended to apply the perfume on pulse points, such as behind the ears, at the base of the neck, and on the wrists. Additionally, the perfume can be sprayed on warmer areas of the body, such as behind the knees and the inside of the elbows. Body heat helps enhance and warm the scent, making your fragrance experience more attractive and long-lasting. See other topics and articles on the blog