What’s the secret formula for happiness in a perfume? Citrus notes of course, with other fruits on the side. The basket is full, pick what you want: mandarins, apples, lemons, and… plastic.
Think of a smoothie of fresh citrus fruits wrapped in cling-film and you’ll have Perfume Clinique Happy. But I don’t mean it bad. True, my first encounter with plastic in a perfume was disappointing (read: Gucci Rush), also, this synthetic layer in a perfume will always feel like you’re wearing a thin layer of rubber even if you were naked, but in the case of this perfume it makes sense.
This Happy fragrance then shifts from fruity to mainly floral with a fresh and delicate bouquet, which mixes with the rest of the fruits, especially orange. Plastic is still there and sticks to florals now, with also – thank goodness – a certain amount of creaminess bringing some normality to the mix.
The finale is slightly sweeter and warmer, although overall very soft in intensity. Happiness can be short-lived, but if you have the chance to re-apply it, then bring some of it in the purse and go ahead.
Sorry Gela Nash-Taylor, but this Happy Clinique Perfume is the one that Barbie could wear, not your Juicy Couture.
If this perfume was color it would be this (place a piece of cling-film on the screen though):
Happy Perfume By Clinique

hi, good morning,
i would like only to ask if where i can buy the “CLINIQUE PERFUME” for woman in the philippines ( Davao city, manila airport) and how much is that? and it is possible to carry that things to the airport?
please, send me some feedback to my email add.
thank you,
Hi Martina,
about where to buy, I honeslty have no idea, hopefully somone will read and leave comment.
I assume in the Philippines it woke like everywhere else: you can carry liquids on the aircraft with you up to 100ml. For larger quantities, you will have ti check-in the luggage.