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Atmosphere

Description

A full floral composition of rose, white flowers, honey and warm woods.

Elizabeth Arden Red Door opens with rose, plum, orange blossom, violet, peach and anise. Carnation, honey, tuberose, ylang-ylang, jasmine and lily build a richly layered heart, followed by sandalwood, amber, benzoin, musk, heliotrope, vetiver and cedar.

On skin

Sensory profile

Warm amber light gathers around rose, plum and orange blossom, with violet and peach softening the edges and anise adding a cool point of contrast. The centre becomes abundant: carnation, honey, tuberose, ylang-ylang, jasmine and lily overlap in dense floral layers. Sandalwood, benzoin, musk, vetiver and cedar give the backdrop depth, warmth and grain.

Practice

Where to apply

Best approached as a confident floral for autumn, winter and evening wear, though it can also suit cooler days. Reports commonly describe long to very long wear and projection beyond arm’s length, so a measured application may be preferable.

Community

When to wear it and how it feels according to user votes.

Time of day
morning0
day41
evening0
night58
Season
spring37
summer29
autumn56
winter55
Longevity89
9 h
Sillage88
Moderate
FreshnessNo votes
Soft

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