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Elizabeth Arden

Signature blend, floral, woody and fruity fragrances from Elizabeth Arden.

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Elizabeth Arden fragrances

The Elizabeth Arden story

As stocked at Perfumara

Elizabeth Arden is one of the fragrance houses we stock in depth at Perfumara. The collection here runs to 27 fragrances made for women, priced from $3.75 to $120.00 — every bottle listed with its own sizes, live stock and current price rather than a catalogue estimate.

Read across the collection and a house style emerges: Elizabeth Arden works mainly in signature blends territory, with a second seam of floral compositions. Some perfumes refuse a single label: a rose over coffee and oud, or a salty citrus laid on vanilla. We file these as signature blends rather than force them into one family.

In practice that means depends entirely on the composition — check the notes listed on the product page. Typical materials you will meet on these note lists are rose, oud, vanilla, musk and spice.

Elizabeth Arden reaches us as Eau De Toilette Spray, Eau De Parfum Spray, Mini EDP and Body Lotion, across 15 different sizes, including 4 tester presentations — the same juice in plain packaging at a lower price. Concentration decides how long a scent lasts and how close it stays to the skin, so it is worth checking which version you are adding to the bag.

If you are starting from nothing, Red Door Eau De Toilette Spray By Elizabeth Arden is the most requested Elizabeth Arden bottle here at $99.00, and the signature selection below is the shortest route into the house. 15 bottles are currently reduced.

Buying more than one? Elizabeth Arden is available for wholesale — five or more units of the same fragrance unlock trade pricing, which is how shops, salons, hotels and corporate gifting programmes buy from us. Send a quote request with your quantities and we will price the whole basket.

Scent families

Signature Blend · Floral · Woody · Fruity

Formats

Eau De Toilette Spray · Eau De Parfum Spray · Mini EDP · Body Lotion

Made for

Women (17)

The Elizabeth Arden scent family guide

What the house actually smells like, family by family — the raw materials behind each style, when to wear it and who tends to reach for it.

22 fragrances

Signature Blends

House compositions that cross families

Some perfumes refuse a single label: a rose over coffee and oud, or a salty citrus laid on vanilla. We file these as signature blends rather than force them into one family.

Read the note list and the description on the product page for these, and use the size options to try a smaller bottle first — blends are the most personal part of any catalog.

Typical notes: Rose · Oud · Vanilla · Musk · Spice · Citrus · Woods · Resins

Wear it: Depends entirely on the composition — check the notes listed on the product page.

Best for: Collectors and anyone bored of the obvious.

3 fragrances

Floral

The widest family in perfumery

Floral covers everything from a single-note soliflore to dense bouquets. Rose and jasmine are the two pillars — rose can read jammy, green, spiced or metallic depending on the extraction, while jasmine brings an indolic, almost animalic warmth that makes a bouquet feel alive.

Modern florals often sit on transparent musks or soft woods, which keeps them wearable rather than powdery. White florals such as tuberose, gardenia and orange blossom project the furthest, so a little goes a long way.

Typical notes: Rose · Jasmine · Tuberose · Iris · Peony · Orange blossom · Ylang-ylang · Violet

Wear it: Year round. Lighter musky florals for the day, white florals and rose-oud pairings after dark.

Best for: Classic, romantic and gift-friendly signatures.

2 fragrances

Woody & Oud

Resinous, dry and long-lasting

Woods are the backbone of long-wearing perfumery: sandalwood is creamy and milky, cedar is dry and pencil-sharp, vetiver is earthy and smoky, and patchouli sits between damp soil and dark chocolate. They cling to skin and fabric, so they last longer than anything else in a formula.

Oud — resinous agarwood — is the most concentrated expression of the family. Real oud can read leathery, medicinal or barnyard-animalic at first, then settles into something warm and sweet. Middle Eastern houses tend to pair it with rose or saffron, which softens the opening without taming it.

Typical notes: Oud · Sandalwood · Cedarwood · Vetiver · Patchouli · Saffron · Leather · Incense

Wear it: Cold weather, evenings and formal occasions. One or two sprays is genuinely enough.

Best for: People who want presence and want to be remembered by a scent.

  • Best for: Collectors and anyone bored of the obvious.
  • When to wear: Depends entirely on the composition — check the notes listed on the product page.
  • Also here: Floral — the widest family in perfumery.

The Elizabeth Arden collection

27 fragrances available now