Calvin Klein Obsession Eau de Parfum 50ml is a rich oriental-spicy women's classic launched in 1985, composed by master perfumer Jean Guichard. A confident, statement-making fragrance, it opens with vanilla, basil, bergamot, mandarin, peach and lemon, develops through a heart of spices, sandalwood, coriander, oakmoss, jasmine and rose, and settles onto a deep, slightly addictive base of amber, incense, vanilla, musk and vetiver. Houses in the iconic frosted-glass flacon. About Calvin Klein Founded in New York in 1968, Calvin Klein helped define minimalist American style. Its perfumery line — Obsession (1985), Eternity (1988), Escape (1991), CK One (1994), CK Be (1996) — became a string of cult bestsellers across four decades. Obsession remains one of the most influential 1980s women's fragrances ever made. Fragrance notes Top: Vanilla, Basil, Bergamot, Mandarin orange, Green notes, Peach, Lemon Heart: Spices, Sandalwood, Coriander, Oakmoss, Cedar, Orange blossom, Jasmine, Rose Base: Amber, Incense, Vanilla, Civet, Musk, Vetiver Olfactory family: Oriental Spicy | Launched: 1985 | Perfumer: Jean Guichard Who it's for Obsession suits women who like rich, statement oriental-spicy fragrances over fresh-aquatic or pure-floral compositions — those drawn to vanilla, amber and incense. It is at its best in autumn and winter, ideal for evenings, dinners and formal occasions, and many wearers carry it as a long-time signature scent. How to use Hold the frosted-glass bottle around 15 cm from the skin. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears. One to two sprays are usually enough — Obsession is a powerful fragrance with strong sillage. For longer trail in cool weather, mist a small amount across the hair before stepping out. Specifications Size: 50ml Concentration: Eau de Parfum Gender: Women Brand: Calvin Klein Year: 1985 Perfumer: Jean Guichard An iconic 1980s American oriental classic — bold, sensual, and unmistakably grown-up.
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