What sets Sheer Beauty apart from the original Beauty?

Beauty is the fuller, more adult floral that came first in 2010, while Sheer Beauty follows with a fruitier, more transparent take built around a sparkling Bellini accord of prosecco and white peach. The peony, jasmine and pink lily heart reads clean and powdery here rather than lush, so Sheer Beauty is the lighter, younger sibling rather than a simple flanker. See Beauty .

Is Sheer Beauty too plain to stand out from other fruity florals?

Whether it stands out depends on how much weight the Bellini accord carries for you: on some skin it can read as interchangeable with something like Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche, generic and built to please everyone. On other skin, that sparkling peach-prosecco opening plus the vanilla base reads as a real signature instead. A fizzy, tart peach note that feels distinctive to your nose keeps this from feeling plain.

Does Sheer Beauty's Bellini accord change in Dhaka's warm climate?

A recurring note from cooler-weather wearers is that the Bellini accord becomes more obvious when temperatures drop, which suggests Dhaka's warmth may mute that sparkling peach-and-prosecco effect somewhat. Musk and vanilla in the base still build steadily regardless of climate, while sandalwood keeps the drydown from turning sweet.

Why is Sheer Beauty a sensible everyday decant to try?

It is inoffensive by design, built to be pleasant in close quarters like an office rather than to make a strong impression, which makes it a reasonable rotation piece rather than a special-occasion purchase. A decant lets you confirm the Bellini opening and powdery peony heart work for daily wear before buying a larger size.

Is Sheer Beauty the same as Sheer Beauty Essence?

No, they are different formulas sharing a similar name. This version builds around the sparkling Bellini, a peach-and-prosecco note, alongside bergamot and red berries, while the follow-up line released a year later swapped that accord out for pear blossom and lilac. If the fizzy peach-cocktail top note is what draws you in, confirm the bottle says just Sheer Beauty, not the later Essence.

How does Sheer Beauty's peach opening differ from Beauty?

Sheer Beauty arrived in 2012 as Calvin Klein's lighter, younger eau de toilette reading of Calvin Klein Beauty Eau de Parfum from 2010. Where Beauty opens on a warm, spicy ambrette and settles into a clean, soapy jasmine, Sheer Beauty leads with a sparkling, slightly sour peach and prosecco accord that shifts from crisp to soft over the wear. The two share a name but not a mood.

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Calvin Klein Sheer Beauty

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Fragrance Profile

The scent

Gender: For her
Type: Designer
Concentration: Eau de toilette
Released: 2012

Pyramid

9 notes

Top notes First impression

Bellini
Bergamot
Red Berries

Heart notes The character

Peony
Jasmine
Pink Lily

Base notes The dry-down

Musk
Sandalwood
Vanilla

Best seasons

Occasions

Description

About this fragrance

A Bellini accord is an unusual thing to build a mainstream floral around, and it is the detail that keeps this one from disappearing. Sheer Beauty arrived in 2012 as Calvin Klein's lighter, younger reading of Beauty from 2010, released as an eau de toilette with model Daphne Groeneveld fronting it. Where the original leans adult and floral, this one goes fruity and transparent. The Sheer Beauty price in Bangladesh makes it an easy everyday option.

Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Common Questions

Good to know

Beauty is the fuller, more adult floral that came first in 2010, while Sheer Beauty follows with a fruitier, more transparent take built around a sparkling Bellini accord of prosecco and white peach. The peony, jasmine and pink lily heart reads clean and powdery here rather than lush, so Sheer Beauty is the lighter, younger sibling rather than a simple flanker. See Beauty.
Whether it stands out depends on how much weight the Bellini accord carries for you: on some skin it can read as interchangeable with something like Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche, generic and built to please everyone. On other skin, that sparkling peach-prosecco opening plus the vanilla base reads as a real signature instead. A fizzy, tart peach note that feels distinctive to your nose keeps this from feeling plain.
A recurring note from cooler-weather wearers is that the Bellini accord becomes more obvious when temperatures drop, which suggests Dhaka's warmth may mute that sparkling peach-and-prosecco effect somewhat. Musk and vanilla in the base still build steadily regardless of climate, while sandalwood keeps the drydown from turning sweet.
It is inoffensive by design, built to be pleasant in close quarters like an office rather than to make a strong impression, which makes it a reasonable rotation piece rather than a special-occasion purchase. A decant lets you confirm the Bellini opening and powdery peony heart work for daily wear before buying a larger size.
No, they are different formulas sharing a similar name. This version builds around the sparkling Bellini, a peach-and-prosecco note, alongside bergamot and red berries, while the follow-up line released a year later swapped that accord out for pear blossom and lilac. If the fizzy peach-cocktail top note is what draws you in, confirm the bottle says just Sheer Beauty, not the later Essence.
Sheer Beauty arrived in 2012 as Calvin Klein's lighter, younger eau de toilette reading of Calvin Klein Beauty Eau de Parfum from 2010. Where Beauty opens on a warm, spicy ambrette and settles into a clean, soapy jasmine, Sheer Beauty leads with a sparkling, slightly sour peach and prosecco accord that shifts from crisp to soft over the wear. The two share a name but not a mood.