Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Mist review

Elizabeth Arden Green Tea costs about 1/3 to 1/5 of most designer fragrances, has poor longevity, and, granted, would win no awards for “Most Glamourous Bottle”¹. Don’t be discouraged by any of these things, however. An early creation of now renowed perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, this Eau Parfumée was launched in 1999, and is still going strong [complementary line, yearly flankers and all!], probably for the obvious reason: it costs little, and it smells nice.

Green Tea smells just like its name. Now, this is no sophisticated macha, pristinely prepared and served, all subtle herbal tones and elegance; try it with such expectations, and you’ll be disappointed.

This has fizzy citrus, cooling mint and sweet rhubarb; fresh spices, whispery jasmine, and a hint of glossy amber… And, of course, tea, right under the spotlight, bright and green, surrounded by the supporting notes that give it interest and dimension. The accord feels cool and dewy, in a semi-natural style that, although not realistic, doesn’t fall into “cleaning product / tooth paste” vibes, either. I’d say the feeling is similar to those of food flavourings – like in ready-made tea?

And that comparison, for me, sums up Green Tea. It is a tall kitchen glass of simple tea, with a squeeze of lemon and a bit of crushed mint leaves, perhaps a bit too generously sweetened, and filled with way too many ice cubes. Casual, straightforward and refreshing.

This is a light eau parfumée, so it feels very transparent. Like a cologne, the composition is pretty much all about the opening and airy heart, and the base/drydown is soft and short-lived.

Fragrance Impressions

Notes³: [Top] bergamot, lemon, rhubarb, orange zest, caraway; [Heart] green tea, peppermint, jasmine, carnation, fennel, celery spice; [Base] amber, oakmoss, musk.

Colour Impression: Yellow-tinted Green.

Evokes: A glass of [generously] sweetened iced tea, with a dash of lemon and mint.

Similar to: Versace Versense; Bvlgari Eau Parfumée au thé vert; Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Herba Fresca.

Season & Occasion: Summer, casual, daytime.

Conclusion

Green Tea smells bright, refreshing and cheerful. I find it a tad too sweet, but still likable, and I especially like its touch of mint – which is closer to actual mint leaves [like in lovely Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Herba Fresca] instead of sharp toothpaste or shaving cream [like in other less well-rounded scents]. All in all, I find this fragrance reminicent of cold ready-made iced tea, with a “food flavouring” vibe which is simple yet nice to smell.

Is Green Tea as polished and sophisticated as Bvlgari Eau Parfumée au thé vert, or as elegant and serene as its own new “sibling” Elizabeth Arden White Tea? To my nose… not really. Still, it does smell fresh and pleasant, and shows an outstanding level of quality for its price point. Especially for fans of green tea and/or citrusy-herbal fresh notes, Green Tea is well worth checking out!

¹ The sprayer under the ok-ish plastic lid is particularly ugly.

Item No. 0424657

Seize the moment with the uplifting charms of this Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Fragrance. It's designed to excite the senses and invigorate the spirit with a fresh aroma that stands out from the crowd. This captivating, fresh and modern fragrance mist for women is ideal for the spontaneous independent spirit. It combines top notes of caraway, lemon and bergamot with middle notes of green tea, jasmine, carnation and celery spice and base notes of oakmoss, musk and amber. It's brimming with sparkling flavors that blend harmoniously with natural ingredients to create an empowering and revitalizing fragrance experience. This green tea mist comes in an elegant 8 fluid-ounce spray bottle that you can easily slip into your purse or keep at home with your other toiletries.

  • Energizing, refreshing and uplifting
  • Energizes the body, excites the senses and invigorates the spirit
  • Top notes: caraway, rhubarb, lemon, orange zest and bergamot
  • Middle notes: green tea, jasmine, carnation, fennel and celery spice
  • Base notes: oakmoss, musk and amber

More Information

Product NamePackage CountContainer TypeCountry of ManufactureProp 65
Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Fine Fragrance Mist - 8 oz
1
plastic spray bottle
United States
No

Alcohol Denat., Water/Aqua, Parfum/Fragrance, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Propylene Glycol, Butylene Glycol, BHT, Citral, Citronellol, Geraniol, Hydroxycitronellal, Hydroxyisohexyl 3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde, Isoeugenol, Limonene, Linalool, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Green 3 [CI 42053], Yellow 5 [CI 19140].

COMPARE TO SIMILAR PRODUCTS

What is the smell of Elizabeth Arden green tea?

The nose behind this fragrance is Francis Kurkdjian Top notes are rhubarb, mint, orange peel, bergamot and lemon; middle notes are carnation, musk, jasmine, oakmoss, white amber and fennel; base notes are caraway, amber, musk, green tea, jasmine, cloves, oakmoss and celery seeds.

Does mist stay for long?

Lasting up to 4 hours, the longevity of a body mist is shorter than that of perfume, so you'll need to top up your body mist throughout the day to keep the beautiful scent lasting longer.

What is green tea fragrance?

It is an aromachology fragrance blending essential oils of orange, bergamot, mint, jasmine, etc. with green tea, widely known as an herbal healer. It resembles the perfume above in that it evokes green tea by combining citrus with herbs and spices.

What does Elizabeth White Tea smell like?

White Tea Vapors and Sea Breeze Accord develop into the sweet smell of White Iris before finishing with the warm wood scent of Madras Wood, Tonka Bean and a delicately blended trio of musks.”

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