Fragrance

Soar into an infinite sky EMOTIONS: confidence, sensuality An endless sky bathed in golden sunset light. A moment filled with awe. Imagine rising above the horizon, gazing down at amber-golden fields glowing in the fading sunlight… Joy and hope fill your heart. When you return to reality, you'll feel empowered — with this fragrance, anything is possible. Everything is in your hands! This scent inspires confidence and awakens sensuality. FRAGRANCE CATEGORY: Infinite Sky is a captivating amber and spicy fragrance. A bold addition to our rich spicy fragrance family, infused with leather notes. FRAGRANCE DESCRIPTION: Vibrant, sensual notes of Sichuan pepper blend beautifully with the smoky sweetness of Madagascar vanilla and smoldering tones of leatherwood. As breathtaking as a sky aglow with sunset light. A BREAKTHROUGH IN FRAGRANCE SCIENCE: Clinically tested ScentCapture Fragrance Extender™ technology has been shown to extend fragrance longevity up to 12 hours*. A remarkable innovation from Estée Lauder, where nature and perfumery unite. EMOTION-AWAKENING SCENT: Innovative testing revealed that Infinite Sky inspires feelings of confidence and sensuality**. SYMBOLISM: The design features an image of Sichuan pepper — a symbol of yin and yang in perfect balance. ESTÉE LAUDER LUXURY FRAGRANCE COLLECTION “A fragrance that captivates the mind and senses.” — Estée Lauder Let your imagination visualize the fragrance. Let your emotions feel it. These one-of-a-kind scents transport you to enchanted, unexplored places in a way no other fragrance can. When creating these exquisite compositions, we broke traditional rules, fusing the emotional power of perfumery with the science of alchemy. With our exclusive ScentCapture Fragrance Extender™, each fragrance lasts up to 12 hours*. All fragrances in the Luxury Collection have also been tested in independent neurosensory studies to assess their emotional impact. * Based on testing with 15 expert panellists. ** This scientifically proven effect was identified in Estée Lauder’s neurosensory study, which recorded both conscious and subconscious emotional responses to the fragrance.