Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Show Type the characters you see in this image: Try different image Conditions of Use & Sale Privacy Notice © 1996-2015, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates Ye gods people, I'm sorry but to my nose this is foul! I sniffed the bottle and thought - mmmm, lovely, sweet but slightly sharp fresh fruit, not the slightly nauseatingly over-ripe fruitiness that I smell in so many fragrances these days and of course clean, crisp green tea. A potentially lovely fresh scent for an everyday summer day at the office. I gave it a spritz, and for about a minute it was as delightful as I'd hoped. Then it morphed into eau de toilet cleaner, or possibly that shiny medicated bathroom tissue you used to get in hospitals and schools. Then, thankfully within half an hour it was gone. Sadly the headache and sore throat are not. Perhaps it's my body chemistry at fault rather than the fragrance, but I could never wear this. Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image:Try different image Conditions of Use & Sale Privacy Notice © 1996-2015, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates The name says it all really. A simple fresh tropical summer fragrance. It won't fragrance of the universe, it won't get an award for most complex but it does what it says and it does it well. A nice quality fruity summer fragrances with notes of green tea sneaking in there now and then but certainly very much in the background. Fun, fresh and invigorating!
A gorgeous twist on EA's Green Tea (much nicer than the toxic smelling Spiced Green Tea). It adds the most mouthwatering edge to the original, it reminds me a lot of Escadas Sunset Heat, which I also LOVE, but with the green tea scent still remaining strong underneith all the added fruit. Staying power is pretty non-existant though, which would be my only negitive. So this one is not out in all markets I believe. This one has Lychee, Dominican Passion fruit, and I can tell you right away: there are basically, 3 types of passion fruits (ok, there are many more but I like to classify them this way): 2 yellow ones, one acid and bitter very slightly sweet with a wrinkled exterior, one sweet with a smooth shiny exterior and one purple, with either wrinkled or shiny exterior and it could be lightly sweet to sweet with hints of acidity. All taste and smell differently. Also, their exterior smells differently from the interior as well. The one used here seems the sweet variety and the interior part of the fruit. It also has Dragon fruit a.k.a Pitaya, wich is mildly sweet and there are many varieties as well; Marco Polo tea, wich could be green, black or red (all very aromatic) and it's not specified wich one is it in the directory, but I'm inclined to say it's the black variety and not really the green one, maybe it's a bit of both; Green tea, wich I guess it's the same as used in the original GT, Chinese Magnolia (aromatic as well, it' a big flower), musk, sea moss (don't know what sea but it's not a salty one LOL ) and drumroll please: Tropical blackberries: so when they say tropical I imagine it's either in the tropic capricorn or the tropic of cancer and not really the tropics as we know them (between the equator) as they (the blackberries) are more difficult to harvest there but not impossible- so they're found in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and countless of other countries fall into either one of the tropics (Cancer, Capricorn), and I can say that the creator of the scent apparently comes from Mexico, therefore my conclusion is that they are sweet, dark, warmer mexican blackberries!. It all adds to the exotic part of it doesn't it?How many times have we heard about tropical scents: exciting, exotic, fun, free, fruity and so on? Here, they all seem to fit, sadly though, it seems that this tropical twist becomes the first fruity-floral that we dread so much without really being a real fruity-floral, and based on tea!It's not a bad scent, but to some, it can be boring.For those scared that this is another escada limited edition fruit bomb: it's not.Elizabeth Arden can add another good green tea to their line. What does Elizabeth Arden green tea smell like?Green Tea was launched in 1999. The nose behind this fragrance is Francis Kurkdjian. Top notes are Lemon, Bergamot, Mint, Orange Peel and Rhubarb; middle notes are Jasmine, Oakmoss, Musk, Fennel, Carnation and White Amber; base notes are Green Tea, Jasmine, Oakmoss, Musk, Celery Seeds, Caraway, Cloves and Amber. Is Elizabeth Arden Green Tea unisex?Green Tea by Elizabeth Arden is a Citrus Aromatic fragrance for women. Green Tea was launched in 1999. Does Elizabeth Arden perfume smell good?Elizabeth Arden perfume is flawlessly blended and endlessly popular. This American fragrance brand is well loved for its fresh, floral, timeless scents like Red Door, Sunflowers, and Green Tea. Elizabeth Arden perfume suits women of all ages and you'll find a delicious fragrance for every occasion. Which is the best of Elizabeth Arden?Red Door Shimmer, My Fifth Avenue, and the 5 best Elizabeth Arden perfumes for women worth trying in 2023.
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