Product Description
Elizabeth Arden White Tea Eau de Parfum for Women - Discover the Charm of Harmony and Simplicity
The new tea line from Elizabeth Arden, White Tea, was created to celebrate small moments and the pleasure that comes from them. White Tea Eau de Parfum is the younger brother of the classic composition released in 2017, developed using VivaScentz technology, which allows for the blending of individual notes into a perfectly balanced composition, full of warmth, charm, and harmony. White Tea is a magical elixir that will transport you to a Japanese garden, where you will take part in the ritual of brewing tea, and the first sip will bring you quiet joy and relief.
Fragrance ABC:
- For whom:woman
- For what occasion:day/evening fragrance
- Season:spring/autumn
- Fragrance category: floral-woody-musky
- Essential oil concentration:Eau de Parfum
- Perfumer: Rodrigo Flores-Roux
- Release Year: 2022
What does Elizabeth Arden White Tea Eau de Parfum for women smell like?
White Tea Eau de Parfum opens with energizing and sweet notes of mandarin. Its citrus aroma introduces a feeling of freshness and vitality with a light spark of joie de vivre. In the next installment, nutmeg sage, with its herbal, slightly spicy scent, combines with salty, sparkling marine notes, introducing a feeling of freedom and limitless possibilities. The heart of the fragrance belongs entirely to subtle, mild white tea, emphasized by the green, refreshing sharpness of mate and the sweet, sensual notes of jasmine and rosewater, adding romance and pure, floral freshness. In the base of the fragrance, three types of musk create a heavenly light, cool cloud, which, together with amberwood, provides a feeling of wonderful envelopment and peace.
Fragrance notes:
- Top notes: nutmeg sage, Italian mandarin, marine notes
- Heart notes: white tea, rose water, mate, jasmine
- Base notes: musk, amberwood, tonka bean
About the Elizabeth Arden brand
The Elizabeth Arden brand was founded by Canadian-born Florence Nightingale Graham, who adopted the surname Arden in 1910, briefly before opening her first beauty salon in New York. In the 1930s, Elizabeth Arden became one of the most prestigious cosmetics companies in the world, and its founder was one of the wealthiest women in the United States, who revolutionized American society's approach to makeup. Thanks to her, color cosmetics ceased to be perceived as the attributes of prostitutes and actresses; they became popular among elegant, fashionable women of high society. Like many other fashion and cosmetics brands, Elizabeth Arden also created her own line of fragrances - the first to appear on the market was the aldehyde-floral Blue Grass (1936), which remains very popular to this day. Other well-known and beloved Elizabeth Arden perfumes include Red Door (1989), Sunflowers (1993), 5th Avenue (1996), and the brand's signature - the green, aromatic Green Tea (1999).
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