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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
Green Tea Fig
The quiet calm of a library, where the fresh scent of newly printed books meets the subtle sweetness of dried figs, evoking a sense of intellectual curiosity and serene tranquility.
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Green Tea FigMid-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 known for its elegant and lasting fragrances that blend innovation with sophistication. This particular scent opens with the crisp freshness of green tea, which is then complemented by the earthy sweetness of fig. The composition maintains a delicate balance between the invigorating top notes and the warm, comforting base, creating an aroma that is both refreshing and enveloping.
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points; the green tea notes are bright and immediate but quickly give way to the deeper tones of the fig. This fragrance is best enjoyed close to the skin rather than in wide sillage, so layering it subtly is key.
Fig. 01 — Green Tea Fig, Elizabeth Arden
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