Sensuous (for women)
Designer: Estee Lauder Olfactive Group: Oriental WoodySensuous is created in cooperation with the nose Annie Buzantian of Firmenich, which composed it of sensual lily notes, magnolia and jasmine petals in the top. The heart brings aromas of molten wood and amber, while the base introduces sandalwood, black pepper, juicy mandarin pulp and honey.
The fragrance will be available as 30ml (1 fl.oz.), 50ml (1.7 fl.oz.) and 100 ml (3.4 fl.oz) EDP, and 15 ml (0.5 fl.oz.) pure perfume, with matching fragrant body care collection.
The bottle draws attention with its simple, yet very elegant lines. It is made of heavy glass with waves, with rose-gold top and name imprinted in purple letters.
This design was selected for several reasons, including the intention of the designers to make it in line with pervious Estee Lauder editions.
The photographs were shot by Craig McDean. The ad faces for Sensuous will be Gwyneth Paltrow, Elizabeth Hurley, Carolyn Murphy and Hilary Rhoda.
Sensuous Fragrance Reviews:
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The flip-flopping continued for the next week, and each time I tried it I liked it a little more than the last time. But still, it occasionally hits me as overpowering and harsh. The harshness fades quickly, but for the few moments it lasts, it's nauseatingly strong. This is the same problem I have had with each Estee Lauder product I've tried. Too strong. But Sensuous is by far the best Estee Lauder perfume I've sampled, and it's the only one I can truly say I really like. I now own a small bottle of it, and it's warm and sensual and woodsy, but the type of fragrance I'd only want to wear on occasions, so that I didn't burn out on it.

don't trust the notes.I don't get any of them.in fact all I get is a kind of warm,spicy,woodsy scent that makes me dizzy from pleasure.I thought I got something like cardamon or cinnamon.but I don't see any of them here.vanilla exist,but it doesn't let it smell too sweet.it's well balanced between being sweet and spicy.
I agree the description that it"praise the beauty and sensuality of women of all age."I think every woman at every age can wear it.it's mature,but also modern and not old-fashioned at all.
of course it's perfect for winter with it's warmness and sensuality.
I praise sensuous,the only problem I have is the shape of bottle.I think the bottle is not nice and doesn't tell anything about this unique perfume.

The first few times I wore it I thought "This is VERY Estee Lauder. Hmmm. Vanilla, creamy vanilla. Lots of it. And sandalwood. And its purple. "
It's not until I saw the notes it contained that I recognised the mandarin pulp, and now that I do ,it annoys me slightly. It's not pronounced enough to make it unwearably fruity but it does irritate me slightly, a bit like the irritation of something stuck between your teeth! The trouble is it's not a juicy fresh mandarin, it's like something out of a can. Having said that, there is something warm and snuggly here that I do really like. I often find vanilla too sweet and girlish, but here it's very nicely balanced by the sandalwood. Curiously, I don't really get much in the way of the floral notes or the pepper, but there is possibly a bit of cassia bark in the mix. And I still say that if it had a colour, it would be purple! I expected my significant other to really like this one (he loves that vanilla-donut-pumpkin pie type stuff) but all he had to say was "Errr, it smells like some flowery perfume".
I have to say that this one goes on forever..(The fragrance, not my husband)I can still smell it on the jacket I wore last week although I applied it very sparingly and there was several layers of fabric between the perfume and the jacket!
Not sure if I would part with my hard earned cash for this one (I have to say that the ultra-airbrushed ad campaign couldn't be less appealing to me if it tried), but I certainly wouldn't turn my nose up at it if I was given it as a gift.

Who is it for? It is a fragrance for a woman herself.Though my husband seems to like it and I got some compliments already from friends both male and female - it is not a fragrance to seduce.Not in a physical way, anyway. May be it`s created to seduce souls...



It contains lily, magnolia, honey, vanilla notes; all of these have been problematic for me in just about any other fragrance I've tried, and generally turn incredibly strong and cloying on me. But Sensuous is so beautifully balanced, that it simply works on me.
The fragrance reveals its seductiveness with the amber, a fine, voluptuous floral accord and spicy note of pink pepper.
Sensuous is creamy and warm and its warmth and depth seem to be more suited for the colder months or for night time.


These scents could be easily compared.
Sensuous has some smoky notes, but much more light pleasant and feminine than FT.
I feel like threr is incense in Sensuous.
However FT lasts longer.
Even being a Serge Lutens fan, in this case I prefer Estee Lauder!
Like it even more today!

Didn't expect it from EL. I love it!
Its spicy, woody and peppery warmth is so... never thought that I'd say that about Estee Lauder perfumes... UNIQUE!
congratulation to its creator!
only minus I see- I wish it were more natural, cos its a little bit artificial and sinthetic... and Bottle is too simple:)
but I bought a 50ml bottle anyway:)))






You can spray again (yes, spray again) and then you only get the sharp top again! *sigh* The drydown is quite lovely however very typical, usual,normal, and i do believe a repeat- of current mainstream fragarances. I would wear the drydown as a perfume, itś very good. I would like to wear the perfume-with out the sharp opening. The perfume was not long lasting, and it is "light", compared to all other Estee Lauder perfumes.


Its almost a delightful, warmth gust at the beginning ... but a little poor at the dry down in my opinion.
Also, its rare for me, because I sense the base notes like top notes, and vice versa
The item is something mixed, with floral notes and a sweet bottom with few fruits. At least of the floral mixture stands out a spicy soft note, as cinnamon. In average notes the floral ones tend to become free, differentiating at least a flower with one I stop between fruit-bearing and dry that he remindsa small peach. In average notes one feels an a bit denser flower, of the line of the magnolia, but with residues of mandarin that compensate the freshness. General intermingled tones of wood appear more a kind that does not look like a pepper and goes away more for the rind of nut moscada, cinnamon or even a type of green note. With the time it takes more presence and charges more intensity emphasizing the floral jazmine with a dense slightly strong flower (the magnolia tends to behave hereby) and a third flower with aroma of petals that reminds a concentrated water of roses with one I leave animal. In the final notes he supports a well-known intensity with a floral general mixing, where a moderately dense flower seems to stand out more than the rest. Of fund the honey feels a sweet of flowers, not as the classic aroma of the eatable honey, and they feel wood intermingled but repaid to the flowers.
The fragrance presents an almost floral pure style, with variations originated by the same flowers that make it range in slightly green, sweet or spicy tones ... she is not completely dense but she does not present fresh spring tones either, feeling atemporal with an inclination about the autumn or not cold winters. It has a style of diary in city, though in office he feels slightly dense ... it can wear shoes but one gives the different idea, of a more independent aroma inclined to the night use taking advantage of the concentration of her flowers and a stela best estimated in a moderately formal style. In the romantic aspect the aroma feels as a general mixing without particular notes that turn out to be attractive ... it is showy, but she leaves the sensation that she lacks this ingredient extra that it hooks and attracts or supports in suspense. I believe that the range of age between 25 and 60 years.

But both my mom and dad hate it! (And my sister loves it, she steals it all the time...) My dad thinks it smells like cat urine, and my mom gets sneezing fits from it - so my parents have said that I shouldn't wear it around them :(
So what I do now, is spray some on when I go to bed. This is a nice compromise, since it is also an "evening" scent.
Lauder makes use of the highly artificial polysantol in this fragrance, hence the disturbing cheap sandalwood smell. I can't detect any quality ingredients in this fragrance - but at least it is not vulgar. Nevertheless I thought Estee Lauder could do better!

I don't think it's AT ALL sexy, though that's how it is being marketed.


By the way, it reminded me of Organza and also Tentations a little, discontinued fragrance of Paloma Picasso..






At first it is warm and very spicey - pepper and lots of ginger. After that there is a strong heart - sandlewood and oriental scents (not absolutley sure what they are...) Although it doesn't say it has sandlewood, it smells like it does - or at least it does on me, because both my mum and I could smell "sandlewood" for hours! Its base is warm and creamy - can definitely detect the amber and vanilla. A sweet note is there somewhere, but it is in the background and not too overpowering.
The other thing I have to say is that it's sexy. At the same time as making you feel self-confident, it makes you feel very sexual (some perfumes do - guess this one worked on me!) But I'm not sure it would do this to everyone... Like so many things it depends on the individual. But for me it is absolutely, 100% gorgeous!!




When I first sprayed "Sensuous", it seemed way to sweet and heavy. but after few first munutes I couldn't stop shiffing my wrist. This great combination of wood, amber and honey just resently became my favorite. This is very warm and - yes, sensuous smell I will wear this winter.









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