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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
Green Tea Brume Parfumee
The precise moment when the first sip of green tea meets the tongue — refreshing, invigorating, and deeply comforting.
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Green Tea Brume ParfumeeMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
This fragrance draws from Elizabeth Arden's rich heritage of American elegance and skincare innovation, blending the crisp freshness of green tea with subtle aromatic notes that evoke sophistication. The composition opens with a vibrant burst of green tea, followed by a heart of lavender and sage, which adds an herbal complexity. The base notes of musk and woody accords provide a grounding warmth, creating a harmonious balance between freshness and depth.
Apply this fragrance in light layers to allow the green tea notes to shine. It's best experienced close to skin rather than diffused through a room, making it perfect for daytime wear where its freshness can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Green Tea Brume Parfumee, Elizabeth Arden
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The Green Tea line
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Designer Elizabeth Arden
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