Elizabeth Arden fragrances
Here are the Elizabeth Arden fragrances in Scentorian's records, 5 so far. Every entry summarises what wearers report of the scent, gives the notes where the house has published them, and names its sources.
At a glance
Scent families: Floral (4), Fresh & clean (4), Citrus (2), Green (2), Musk (2), Amber (1), Aromatic & herbal (1), Fruity (1), Powdery (1), Spicy (1), Sweet (1). These families are Scentorian's browsing categories, drawn from published notes; Elizabeth Arden may describe its fragrances in other terms.
Concentrations: 4 Eau de Toilette (EDT), 1 Eau de Parfum (EDP).
5 Elizabeth Arden fragrances
5th Avenue Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Lilac, lily of the valley and linden blossom, clean as a fresh white shirt: a polished 1990s floral that one owner kept for a conservative office and another traced, on a dog walk, to a woman of 84.
Green Tea Scent Spray
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Lemon and bergamot, then leafy green tea with a celery-seed accent.
Red Door Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). A big, honeyed bouquet of rose, orange blossom and white flowers that turns warm and spicy: the smell of the early nineties to those who were there, and a powerhouse of which one spray is plenty.
Sunflowers Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Melon and peach sit at the centre of almost every report, lifted by bergamot and softened into a clean, sunlit floral.
White Tea Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). If neutral had a scent, one wearer says, this would be it: creamy tea and a clean sea breeze settling into soft musk, as easy at the office as at bedtime.
Questions about Elizabeth Arden fragrances
Which Elizabeth Arden fragrances does Scentorian cover?
Scentorian covers 5: 5th Avenue Eau de Parfum, Green Tea Scent Spray, Red Door Eau de Toilette, Sunflowers Eau de Toilette and White Tea Eau de Toilette. Each page lists its own sources.
What do Elizabeth Arden fragrances smell like?
Across the 5 here, Scentorian files them under Floral (4), Fresh & clean (4), Citrus (2), Green (2), Musk (2), Amber (1), Aromatic & herbal (1), Fruity (1), Powdery (1), Spicy (1) and Sweet (1). These families are Scentorian's browsing categories, drawn from published notes; Elizabeth Arden may describe its fragrances in other terms. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.