Aliage
Fresh greens and citrus meet flowers, dry herbs and a mossy woody base, continuing Aliage’s original idea of a fragrance for an active life.
Aliage Sport Eau de Parfum opens on Fresh Greens, Jasmine, Citrus, pulling cool sap and bright peel into the same breath so the first impression reads crisp rather than floral. Nutmeg, Rose, Armoise follow in the middle, adding a thin warmth and a dry herbal edge without softening the green outline.
The base of Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedarwood lets damp bark and dry wood share the ground, keeping the scent earthbound alongside the softness of the flowers. Green notes and woods give the composition a clear, grounded character.
The history of the original Aliage traces back to 1972, when Mrs. Estée Lauder created it as the very first "sports fragrance" because she felt that the active woman needed a scent all her own. At a time when perfume advertising showed ballgowns, Aliage spoke to bicycles and fishing boots, which is why its outdoor temperature still feels purposeful rather than nostalgic.
