Head So-called top notes - develop immediately after application. They create the first impression and are usually quite intense. After a while, they dissipate. | bergamot, lemon, mint, rhubarb, orange peel |
Heart So-called middle notes - the heart of the fragrance is revealed after a few minutes, after the top notes have dissipated. Dominates for about 2-3 hours. | musk, fennel, jasmine, garden carnation, amber, oakmoss |
Base The so-called bottom notes - the last, longest-lasting phase of the fragrance. Lasts from about 4 hours to even all day. | Cumin, amber, musk, jasmine, green tea, cloves, oakmoss |
| Fragrance groups | Citrus, aromatic |
| Fragrance concentration | Eau de Toilette |
As if you'd just brewed yourself a cup of good green tea. Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Eau de Toilette for women will instantly energize you. Thanks to the citrus freshness, you'll feel like it's a warm, sunny day, even if it's freezing outside.
- A citrusy, aromatic fragrance
- For a woman who wants to feel carefree
- Perfect for spring and summer days
Fragrance composition:
From the very beginning, you'll immediately smell shimmering citrus fruits, rhubarb, mint, and bergamot, which are echoed in the heart by jasmine, carnation, fennel, and amber musk. In the depths, notes of oakmoss, aromatic clove, and, of course, green tea develop, giving the fragrance its irresistible charm.
Fragrance history:
The fragrance was created in 1999 in the studio of master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian. The freshness of the scent emanates from the bottle itself – it is slightly green and decorated with a tea leaf.
Francis Kurkdjian
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