Elizabeth Arden White TeaEau Liliac Eau de Toilette Spray
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Product information
Unbridled energy and the desire to give women more personality brought Elizabeth Arden, born Florence Nightingale Graham, from a small Canadian town to New York. She opened her first Red Door Salon on Fifth Avenue. Her famous Blue Grass perfume and the first lipstick, the shade of which she skilfully matched to the military uniforms of American women in World War II, are unique and unforgettable. Elizabeth Arden has remained true to this sophistication to this day. Her high-quality products, from make-up and skincare to perfume, are now available in more than 150 countries.
White Tea Eau Liliac
This eau de toilette spray in an elegant bottle is excitingly different. It is floral, playful and characterised by elegance. The balanced composition is dominated by the calmness of white tea. Italian mandarin and jasmine sambac form the top note. The heart of lilac-coloured lilac, rounded off with southern wisteria, lives up to the name White Tea Eau Liliac. The base is carried by warm notes. White woods, tonka and musk accompany the wearer. The eau de toilette spray is sprayed on from a distance of around 30 cm. Pulsating areas of the body such as the décolleté and neck, the back of the knees, the inside of the elbows and wrists bring out the full flavour.
Use
Put a splash on your finger or a cotton bud and dab it on the earlobes, temples, wrists, bends of the knees, décolleté, ankles and inside of the elbows.
Apply drops of oil behind the ears, on the wrists, the ends of the hair or clothing.
Parfum Roll-on is applied to the wrists, neck, décolleté, back of the knees and inside of the elbows.
Contents
Warnings
Keep container tightly closed. Take action to prevent static discharges. Avoid breathing dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray. Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Avoid release to the environment.
Danger
Highly flammable liquid and vapour.
Attention
May cause an allergic skin reaction. Causes serious eye irritation.