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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
Blue Grass
The crisp arrival of autumn, where fresh citrus notes blend with rich woodsy undertones as the air turns slightly cooler.
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Blue GrassMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Elizabeth Arden, founded by Florence Nightingale Graham in 1910, has long been an innovator in American elegance and skincare. This particular fragrance opens with a bright, citrusy burst that quickly gives way to a heart of floral notes, creating a tension between freshness and warmth. The base settles into rich woods and musk, grounding the composition with earthy depth. It's a scent that feels both classic and contemporary.
Apply one to two sprays to ensure the bright top notes don't overpower the deeper woods and musk. This fragrance blooms over time, so it's best enjoyed close to skin throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Blue Grass, Elizabeth Arden
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Designer Elizabeth Arden
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