Fifth Avenue designed by Elizabeth Arden 125 ml

253.64

Product description

Women's Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue Eau de Parfum Spray 125 ml - for women 5th Avenue perfume from Elizabeth Arden, is a luxurious women's perfume with wide international fame, and is considered one of the best-selling perfumes for over 20 years. This perfume features a refreshing scent and a multi-dimensional aromatic composition, opening with top notes of bergamot, lilac, mandarin, and linden blossom. In the heart of the perfume, delicate floral scents harmonize with warm touches of nutmeg and peach, while the creamy base notes of amber and sandalwood add a sense of warmth, allure, and elegance. This elegant perfume was designed in 1996 by perfumer Ann Gottlieb, to embody the fresh spring feeling with its clean and distinctive aroma. The perfume combines exotic floral notes with strong aromatic hints to create a unique blend of scents that evoke happiness, relaxation, and comfort. Wear 5th Avenue perfume to enjoy a renewed and lively look every new day. Fragrance family: woody and floral Scent type: refreshing, sharp, and sweet ingredients: Enjoy a luxurious aromatic experience that combines warm woody notes and delicate flowers in this enjoyable and unique fragrance blend. The top notes open with refreshing hints of mandarin, linden blossom, lilac, magnolia, and bergamot, evolving into the heart of the perfume with rich middle notes such as clove, nutmeg, peach, violet, jasmine, ylang-ylang, and tonka bean (tuberose), then the aromatic base settles with soft and warm base notes like vanilla, sandalwood, iris, Tibetan musk, and amber. Optimal usage tip: To enjoy a long-lasting aromatic scent and reduce the need for reapplication, it is recommended to apply the perfume to pulse points on the body, such as behind the ears, at the base of the neck, on the wrists, and also on warmer areas of the body like behind the knees and inside the elbows. These areas are ideal for applying perfume as the body's natural heat helps enhance the scent's diffusion and longevity. See other topics and articles on the blog.