Estee Lauder Perfume and Estee Lauder Cologne
A true pioneer and American business legend—born Josephine Esther Mentzer of immigrant parents—and founder of the innovative fragrance empire bearing her new name, Estee Lauder. With the 1946 jar of skin cream concocted by her chemist uncle, and a creative, determined bent for discovering beauty in all woman, Estee Lauder introduced the 1950s woman to her first fragrance—Youth Dew—doubling as a bath oil and selling 50,000 bottles its first year. Innovation, research and quality followed, hallmarks that birthed the likes of Beautiful, Beyond Paradise, Pleasures and Pure White.
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Recent reviews of Estee Lauder Perfume and Estee Lauder Cologne
Review of Youth Dew by Estee Lauder
Review of Youth Dew by Irene
My first bottle of youth dew was a high school graduation gift in 1959. I have worn it almost exclusively since then. That is a very long love affair. It's staying power is magical leaving a wonderous scent wherever I go. Recently I was hospitalized sitting in bed with my sweater over my shoulders. The doctor walked in, stopped, and appeared to be examining something. I thought something wad wrong until he said "are you wearing perfume? It smells delicious!" I told him he must be picking up the scent from my sweater. He wanted to know which store carried it as he was going to buy some for his wife. The entire exchange made me feel instantly better. Thank you youth dew.
Review of Private Collection by Estee Lauder
Review of Private Collection by Sharon Alexander
While in college this classmate had this wonderful smelling perfume on and I asked her what the name of it was and she told me Private Collection. At that time I was in college and a single mother so I did not have the money to buy this perfume but promised myself that as soon as I finished college I would own some. I graduated from college and have own a bottle of this wonderful perfume ever since 1982. When I see my supply getting low I purchase another bottle or my daughter's buy one for me.
Review of Pleasures by Estee Lauder
Review of Pleasures by Jean Sidway
I am the assistant director at a preschool. One of the mothers came to the desk to make a payment and she smelled like a breath of fresh spring air. It was so pleasant that I had to compliment her. She was very flattered and wasted no time telling me it was Pleasures by Estee Lauder. Some women don't like you to know their little secrets. Needless to say I could not get the fragrance out of my head...it was intoxicating in a wonderful way. I left work and went straight to Macy's only to find there were several Pleasures scents. The lady at the counter was very helpful and assured me that it was most likely the original. I applied a light squirt to one wrist and rubbed my wrist together. It is lovely, light, and clean. So glad I was introduced to Pleasures...a pleasure it is!
Review of Bronze Goddess by Estee Lauder
Review of Bronze Goddess by Jmartin
Not a typical Estee Lauder perfume; a fairly light, summery scent, yet warm undertones. You can detect a hint of coconut blended with a warm hint of sandalwood/amber, in that line. Love it!!
