Category: Fragrances
Brand: Clinique
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mereGranola1
I find it so amusing how so many people find this a “piney” Christmas`time scent! This perfume is exactly the scent of “artemisia” or CaliforniaSagebrush “tar weed” . This highly aromatic shrub blooms in mid-summer heat & and it’s swoon-inducing, heady -herbal scent is wafted on warm summer breezes- (in dry foot-hill country) in my native CA. north- bay-area! For this reason it always transports me back to the beautiful vineyards of my home and remains “my true- one & only- summer-time-scent” The beauty of fragrance…it evokes very unique impressions for each individual! btw… note the “notes” NO pine… ARTEMISIA!!
worriedEggs3
perfect for Christmas time
worriedBuzzard1
There are those who do not appreciate evocative fragrance descriptions, and who want to hear about notes. All well and good, since there are thousands of rose/jasmine fragrances, none of which smell alike. I need to stick to evocation for this one. This is a vivid green, leafy, and pine-like fragrance. One might suspect that given the name and the fact it is usually released around the winter holidays, it is intended to make someone think of Christmas trees. You may get a Yule-like fly by, but by no means will you smell like a balsam. Instead, it smells more like the deep northern woods in midsummer. Has a top note that suggests an herbal tea of lemon balm and spearmint. Very rich, very aromatic, not terribly sweet, and leafy-pungent. Like wearing an emerald green hooded cape while walking through a forest of fir trees. Apply lightly.
ecstaticGarlic0
Bought this blind when Clinique rolled out the seasonal gift set this year, based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews here and elsewhere. Sadly it does not smell as amazing on me as it seems to on everyone else. I didn’t think twice about buying it since all the other Clinique fragrances are great on me. But this one just never reacts with me. For the first hour or two after I put it on the scent makes me think of walking through the woods on a really cold day. Kind of a clean and slightly bracing scent. After three hours I can’t even tell I’m wearing it. Disappointing considering that I paid $47 for 0.8 oz EDP and a tube of the matching body smoother lotion. Oh well, that’s what i get for ordering online without testing first. It’s not bad, it’s just nothing special on me, just another light inoffensive scent that I can wear to the office.
Update: read that perfume lasts longer when applied to skin that has been moisturizer. So I tried using the body lotion where I usually spray perfume, and then spritzing it. This helps, but not enough to get me to buy this again.
solidBagels9
A familymemeber had this one, and I just adored it. I surfed the net for hours and hours, and I finally found a place (Galaxy perfumes, UK) where they had the perfume. I ordered it, it was quite expensive. But when it arrived I soon realised, its a true headache inducer. Everytime I wore it, I would get migreanes. Terrible. I ended up giving it away. Its the worst scent I ever had, I hate it. But have to admit, it smells very unique, and when my fathers wife wears it, its absolutely perfect, so…I guess this one depends on who wears it!
contentCrane9
Very piney. Smells like real Christmas trees. Paradoxically though I think of it as ‘blooming in the heat’ it will never be my hg but I would repurchase. Sillage is huge and sp not bad. Notes as per Fragranctica are:
aldehydes, artemisia, lavender, green notes and nutmeg flower; middle notes are cyclamen, carnation, orris root, jasmine, hiacynth and rose; base notes are leather, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, cedar and sea notes.
humorousCamel4
I love this fragrance as it is totally unique, nothing I had smelled before smells like it and if you prefer to have personality in your scent, this is definitely a must get. It is also quite rare, selling at crazy prices on the net due to it being only sold during the holiday season, limited edition and news every once in a while that is is now really discontinued for good. I find that it works not only during the holiday season but during every season due to the green, sparkly, effervescent notes in it.
Wrappings opens with a dose of aldehydes, which causes an explosion like, scintillating effect that lends fragrances an unparalleled passionate character that nothing else matches. The aldehydes are sort of scintillating, green but with waxy character and the green notes are there with a bit of spice and then the florals rush through almost instantly and the floral notes in it are also quite unique and extremely feminine in nature, carnations with their spicy, cinnamic scent and hyacinth.
Sillage is really good but I find that lasting power is not the best, it can be reapplied during the day though. It is a very elegantly and unusually rounded composition of greens, spices, flowers and woodsy resinous drydown, however, almost linear.
I discovered it accidentally being offered a bottle at a great price thinking it was Aromatics E which I love as well but the two are quite different despite having a slightly similar base. I was so happy to have discovered it that I went back to get a Xmas gift set which are now 25 % off at the Clinique stores, if it is discontinued I want to have my bottle for sure and one goes to my mom to enjoy.
If it quite an experience and what a ride to wear this perfume.
innocentOrange2
This is one my favorite fragrances along with YSL Opium. It has a woodsy, floral oriental smell that is very unique. I have resorted to using this on special occassions because you can only get it once a year. Which every Christmas I ask my husband to get me a bottle. This is one fragrance where 1-2 sprays with last you an entire day. I love fragrances that wind down to a beautiful lingering scent into the evening. If you get a chance this winter season, seek it out and give it a whiff. You might find that this fragrance lures you in as well.
pitifulDove8
Wrappings reminds me of the Christmas season. Perhaps that it why you can only buy this at that time of year. It is exceptionally strong and if you overdo it, it can be quite unladylike. It smells of pine cones and holly. It is heavenly in cold weather, especially when applied lightly. Heavy and overwhelming in hot weather…do not attempt it unless you want to be stoned! It smells like nothing else and if you are familiar with it at all, you will recognize it right away. I love it. Small bottle lasts forever and the price won’t have you taking out a second mortgage.
solemnClam3
First, let me state that I don’t know how one can rate perfumes because what smells good can be so subjective. That being said, I’ve loved this scent for years. I get mostly an initial blast of sage, rosemary, and lavender from Wrappings and I love the woody, piney drydown. If I catch a whiff of it later on my clothes or sheets I’m always amazed by how wonderful it smells. I’ve gotten many compliments wearing it. I would put it on par with Chanel’s Sycomore or Hermes’ Un Jardin Sur Le Nil or even with Light Blue — all of which could be described as unisex scents. Except I won’t wear Light Blue anymore since it’s become so ubiquitous. Wrappings is not a scent that you have to worry about others wearing. First of all, Clinique doesn’t even market it and only a few stores sell it around Christmas time. The name sucks and the bottle isn’t much to look at. I called Estee Lauder (Clinique’s parent company) and was told that it was discontinued. It’s not — you can currently get it through the Clinique website — but it’s ironic that the Estee Lauder Corporation doesn’t even know about one of its lines. A lot of people seem to think it’s discontinued — I see it for sale on eBay for more than I can buy it new at Clinique. I just bought another bottle because I fear that, with no marketing emphasis, it will eventually be discontinued. Longevity and sillage with this fragrance is great. A little goes a long way. And compared to Chanel and Hermes it’s uber affordable. The ingredients note that Wrappings has both treemoss extract and oakmoss extract which makes me wonder if they’re still selling stock made pre the IFRA ban. For more cogent reviews, by people who are more literate in perfume terminology, I would suggest checking out basenotes.net. Some reviewers have deemed this an unusual scent, but for me it’s eminently wearable and lovely.