Fragrance Scents

Elizabeth Arden offers an extensive fragrance portfolio, with dozens of perfumes developed over the decades. From heritage icons like Red Door and 5th Avenue to modern favourites such as White Tea and Green Tea, each scent is crafted to reflect a distinct mood, memory or moment.

The first Elizabeth Arden fragrance, Blue Grass, was launched in 1934. Inspired by the fields where Elizabeth Arden bred her prized Thoroughbreds, this fresh green floral bouquet became an instant classic. Nearly a century later, it remains a beloved part of the brand’s fragrance heritage.

Some of the most celebrated Elizabeth Arden perfumes include Red Door, White Tea, and 5th Avenue. These signature scents continue to be adored for their timeless elegance, sophisticated composition and ability to capture the essence of femininity.

The main difference lies in fragrance concentration. Perfume (eau de parfum) contains a higher level of fragrance oils, creating a richer scent that lasts longer. Eau de toilette is lighter and fresher, making it ideal for everyday wear when you prefer a subtle, effortless aroma.

Each Elizabeth Arden fragrance has its own distinct personality, designed to evoke emotion and tell a story through scent. Red Door is rich and romantic, blending deep florals for a timeless expression of femininity. White Tea offers a serene, minimalist fragrance that feels calm, fresh and effortlessly elegant. Green Tea is bright and uplifting, inspired by nature and infused with crisp, citrus notes. 5th Avenue, meanwhile, embodies sophistication with its classic floral bouquet and modern, refined finish. Together, these scents showcase the artistry and heritage that define the Elizabeth Arden fragrance collection, offering something for every mood and moment.

Base notes are the most long-lasting in any fragrance. These deeper tones often include woods, amber, vanilla and musk. They linger on the skin after the brighter top notes (such as citrus or fruit) and the floral middle notes have faded, giving the perfume its depth and longevity.

Most Elizabeth Arden perfumes last between four and eight hours, depending on the fragrance concentration, your skin type and how the scent interacts with your body chemistry. Generally, eau de parfum offers longer wear than eau de toilette, due to its higher concentration of fragrance oils.

Apply perfume to the skin’s warm pulse points, such as the wrists, neck and behind the ears. This helps to gently diffuse the scent throughout the day. For a lighter finish, spritz the perfume into the air and walk through the mist so it settles softly on your skin and hair.