About Clinique

Clinique is an American skincare, cosmetics, and fragrance brand established in 1968 as part of the Estée Lauder Companies. It originated from an article titled “Can Great Skin Be Created?” published in Vogue magazine, which led to the collaboration between Carol Phillips, a Vogue editor, Estée Lauder's daughter-in-law Evelyn Lauder, and dermatologist Norman Orentreich. Clinique was the first brand to bring dermatological thinking to cosmetics retailing, offering products specifically designed and tested for allergic reactions and irritations.

Clinique's reputation is built on its 3-Step Skin Care System, consisting of cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturizing, designed to create clear, glowing, healthy skin. Their fragrance line, while not as extensive as their skincare, includes well-known scents such as Clinique Happy, introduced in 1997. Happy is celebrated for its fresh, vibrant notes, making it a standout fragrance that embodies the brand's clean and simplistic approach to beauty.

Headquartered in New York, Clinique has grown into a global brand known for its allergy-tested, 100% fragrance-free skincare and makeup products. Their commitment to safety and efficacy, along with a scientific approach to beauty, has solidified their reputation in the beauty industry. Clinique's fragrances continue to reflect the brand's ethos, offering crisp, clean scents that complement their skincare-first philosophy.

Clinique Fragrances