Elizabeth Arden Went on a ScentTrek to Find Green Tea Camellia Eau de Toilette - Makeup and Beauty Blog
Similar intrepid Indiana Jones types, the perfumers who brought Elizabeth Arden's new Dark-green Tea Camellia Eau de Toilette ($29 for a 1.7-oz. bottle) into the lite went all the way to Sri Lanka to observe it.
Their goal was to capture the scent of the camellia sasanqua plant in its natural habitat. Using a doo-dad chosen ScentTrek, which they attached to the plant, they left with a sample of the found's actual odour molecules, which then went toward developing one of the scent's heart notes.
Neat, yep?
Typically, perfumers distill the oils from a harvested plant to acquire its scent, but, with ScentTrek, they're able to grab the true essence of a living plant or flower in its natural habitat no thing where it takes them in the globe. The technology not but allows perfumers to continue the ecological residual intact, just it too gives them the opportunity to obtain a more complete scent profile that takes into business relationship the atmosphere surrounding the establish.
Official fragrance notes…
- Summit notes: sheer bergamot, yuzu, sparkling lemon, light-green tea vapors, ume plum
- Middle notes: dark-green tea leaves, camellia sasanqua, white peony, chinese magnolia, jasmine petals, mandarin tree flower
- Base notes: angelica musk, white birch, moss, touches of sweet spices
Green Tea Camellia was merely released with Green Tea Lavender (LOVE!), and the sweeter, softer version of Lavender lasts all day long on my skin (pretty practiced for an eau de toilette).
I prefer Lavender's punchy citrus (the fruity elements are toned down in Camellia), merely I like both fragrances, and I dig the odour-sory science behind them a lot.
Price: $29 for a i.7-oz. canteen
AVAILABILITY: Available now at Elizabeth Arden counters and also online
MAKEUP AND Beauty BLOG RATING: B+
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