Estée Lauder Knowing Eau de Parfum is a 75ml chypre-floral fragrance for women — a refined, slightly opulent classical signature scent that pairs sparkling green and floral notes with a generous bouquet and a warm chypre base. A long-running classic since 1988. About Estée Lauder Knowing Estée Lauder is the iconic American beauty house, with a perfume heritage stretching back nearly a century. Knowing, launched in 1988, has been a long-running cult classic — a refined chypre-floral with serious classical character that has earned a devoted following over more than three decades. Fragrance notes Top: aldehydes, mimosa, rose, coriander, green notes, plum, tuberose, melon Heart: patchouli, cardamom, cedar, bay leaf, orris root, jasmine, orange blossom, lily of the valley Base: oakmoss, patchouli, civet, spices, vetiver, sandalwood, amber, orris, musk How it wears The fragrance opens sparkling and slightly green — aldehydes, mimosa, rose and a touch of plum give an immediate impression of polished classical elegance. The heart blooms into a generous floral bouquet, with patchouli, cedar and orris adding depth and slightly spicy sophistication. As it dries down, classical oakmoss, sandalwood, amber, vetiver and musk wrap the composition into a long, slightly chypre-leaning finish. Who it's for Knowing is for women who love classical, slightly opulent floral-chypre perfumery — wearers who appreciate vintage-style signatures, fans of late-1980s feminine fragrance and those rediscovering or sharing a beloved scent across generations. How and when to wear it This is a true day-to-evening fragrance and is at its most flattering through autumn and winter. Spray onto pulse points — wrists and the base of the throat. Knowing is a strong-projecting fragrance — a lighter hand goes a long way. Specifications Brand: Estée Lauder Fragrance: Knowing Concentration: Eau de Parfum Format: 75ml spray Year launched: 1988 Family: chypre, floral, classical Gender: women
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