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Score
77/100

Estée Lauder

Pleasures EDT

1995

Open windows and fresh flowers in April — simple pleasures, perfectly distilled.

Pleasures
floral
white floral
fresh

The take

What works

  • Peony-rose-lilac opening is the embodiment of spring — clean, radiant, joyful
  • Quintessential 90s fresh floral that's still completely wearable
  • Excellent value: genuine quality at an accessible price

Trade-offs

  • Short longevity — may need reapplication after 3-4 hours
  • Sheer projection won't satisfy those wanting bold sillage

Notes

Top

Green NotesGreen NotesFreesiaFreesiaPink PepperPink PepperVioletVioletViolet LeafViolet LeafTuberoseTuberoseRed BerriesRed Berries

Mid

Lily-of-the-ValleyLily-of-the-ValleyPeonyPeonyLilacLilacLilyLilyJasmineJasmineRoseRoseGeraniumGeraniumKaro KaroundeKaro Karounde

Base

MuskMuskCedarCedarSandalwoodSandalwoodPatchouliPatchouli

Performance

Longevity
5–7 hours
Projection
Arm's length
Sillage
Soft trail

When to wear

Spring99%
Summer63%
Fall27%
Winter19%
Day100%
Night19%

Occasions

CasualOffice

Gender

Strongly feminine
$85–$120Great value
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Smells like

Similar scent DNA — if you own one, you may not need the other

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Pleasures last?

5–7 hours on most skin (good longevity at 65/100) with solid projection.

When should you wear Pleasures?

Best in spring, daytime-leaning. Suited to casual, office.

Is Pleasures worth it?

At $85–$120, fine — with caveats. Peony-rose-lilac opening is the embodiment of spring — clean, radiant, joyful. Quintessential 90s fresh floral that's still completely wearable.

Details

Perfumer
Annie Buzantian