Clinique is an American cosmetics and skincare brand, created in 1968 by Estée Lauder. The idea was born after a Vogue article titled "Can Great Skin Be Created?", and the brand's products were developed together with dermatologists. Clinique was among the first brands in the world with allergy-tested, fragrance-free skincare.

Even so, the brand also offers some of the most loved women's perfumes. The first, Aromatics Elixir, was released in 1971 and created by Bernard Chant. It is a classic chypre fragrance with rose, patchouli and vetiver, loved to this day. In 1997 came the fresh, citrusy Clinique Happy, which became a symbol of the brand and started versions such as Happy Heart.

Among the newer fragrances is Aromatics in White, a lighter interpretation of the classic Aromatics Elixir. Clinique fragrances are fresh, positive and suitable for every day.