Experience a moment of pure serenity with Elizabeth Arden White Tea Eau de Parfum for Ladies. Launched in 2022, this elegant fragrance captures the calming essence of a peaceful tea ritual. Designed by the iconic American beauty house Elizabeth Arden, White Tea is a soothing, modern scent that blends delicate floral notes with warm, earthy undertones to create a refreshing and graceful aroma perfect for everyday wear.
Part of the Woody Floral Musk family, White Tea opens with a fresh burst of clary sage, sparkling Italian mandarin, and airy sea notes. These refreshing top notes gently unfold into a heart of white tea, soft jasmine, romantic rose water, and green mate—delivering a clean, uplifting feeling that lingers throughout the day. Finally, the base of smooth musk, amberwood, and creamy tonka bean adds a cozy, comforting finish that hugs the skin like a soft sweater.
The 3.4 oz Tester size is perfect for trying out this luxurious scent or adding it to your fragrance collection at a great value. Though it may arrive in a plain box or without a cap, the fragrance inside is 100% authentic and crafted with care by Elizabeth Arden. Ideal for the modern woman who values simplicity and elegance, White Tea Eau de Parfum brings a touch of tranquility to your busy world.
Whether you're heading to work, relaxing on the weekend, or enjoying a quiet moment to yourself, Elizabeth Arden White Tea EDP is your go-to scent for effortless beauty. Please note: This item is eligible for shipment from SplitScents only.
Top Notes Clary sage, Italian mandarin, Sea notes
Heart Notes White tea, Jasmine, Rose water, Mate
Base Notes Musk, Amberwood, Tonka bean
A fragrance tester is an entirely new, unused product that has never been sprayed. These testers are genuine, fresh, and 100% original, featuring the exact same fragrance as the full-priced version. Manufacturers produce testers, which might come in simple packaging and lack decorative caps. As a result, they are offered at a lower price, and we pass those savings directly to you.
