Elizabeth Arden Green Tea

Elizabeth Arden – Green Tea (1999)

Discover why this 1999 icon remains the ultimate budget-friendly aromatic staple.

By Vivir Editorial · · Updated
3.9 Overall

Accords

citrus green aromatic fresh spicy fresh

Notes Pyramid

Top
LemonBergamotMintOrange PeelRhubarb
Heart
JasmineMuskFennelOakmossCarnationWhite Amber
Base
Green TeaJasmineMuskOakmossCelery SeedsCarawayClovesAmber

Community Verdict

⭐ Overall
3.9

Pros & Cons

  • ✅ Fresh, crisp and clean. A great perfume for a hot day (my top pick for a heatwave!)
  • ✅ I love this for a 'right out the shower' spritz of freshness; I feel like I smell like a 2000s spa.
  • ✅ Refreshingly beautiful. Opens up bright with the citrus and minty smell, then citrus slowly disappears and that mintiness melts into a mix of soft jasmine and greenery.
  • ✅ Absolutely in love with this scent! So fresh, so green and a lot of tea and lots of citrus!
  • ❌ I don't get the hype. It smells purely like a dish soap.
  • ❌ What bugs me the most is the longevity in a perfume, and this one doesn't do it, as it lasts 5 minutes on my skin before dissipating into nothing.
  • ❌ What bugs me the most is the longevity in a perfume, and this one doesn't do it, as it lasts 5 minutes on my skin.
  • ❌ I was hoping for it to be more airy and tea-like but... I can’t get past the green tarty sharpness of it in the opening.

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