Product Description
Elizabeth Arden White Tea Ginger Lily Eau de Toilette for Women - From Spice to Harmony
The new tea line from Elizabeth Arden, White Tea, was created to celebrate small moments and the pleasure that flows from them. White Tea Ginger Lily is the fifth fragrance in the series, inspired by the fresh, spicy-woody scent of the ginger lily. The composition invites you to transport yourself to a serene garden, where a cup of tea awaits on a table, white flowers dance to the rhythm of the breeze, and the sharpness of ginger adds a touch of spice to this harmony. White Tea Ginger Lily is not just a scent, it's an experience - fresh, clean and invigorating, yet sensual and magnetic.
Fragrance ABC:
- For whom: woman
- For what occasion: daytime fragrance
- Season: spring/summer
- Fragrance category: floral-woody-musky
- Essential oil concentration: eau de toilette
- Release year: 2021
What does Elizabeth Arden White Tea Ginger Lily eau de toilette smell like? For women?
White Tea Ginger Lily opens with a blend of aromatic citruses, giving the composition a sweet-and-sour character, reminiscent of joyful moments spent in the sun, while the floral, slightly bitter accent of neroli introduces a breath of Mediterranean exoticism. Sharp, warm ginger combined with the spicy aroma of ginger lily perfectly complements the citrus, giving the composition a vibrant aroma, slightly softened by powdery, delicate violet. In the base, the composition gains the tea motif characteristic of the entire series, emphasized by cool, creamy musk, whose warmth and depth add sensuality to the composition, lightly sweetened by tonka bean. Over time, the scent becomes soft, gentle, close to the skin, and incredibly soothing.
Fragrance notes:
- Top notes:bitter orange, bergamot, neroli, mandarin
- Heart notes:ginger, white ginger lily, violet
- Base notes:musk, mate, cedar, tonka bean
About Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Arden was founded by Canadian-born Florence Nightingale Graham, who adopted the surname Arden in 1910, shortly 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, one of the wealthiest women in the United States, revolutionized American society's approach to makeup. Thanks to her, makeup products ceased to be perceived as the preserve 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 fragrance – the green, aromatic Green Tea (1999).
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