Elizabeth Arden Splendor Eau de Parfum

Underrated perfume...
This is the type of scent that simply doesn't appeal to everyone. It's not mass market, not for everyone's taste. But if you find something of your own in it, it will reveal an incredibly cool, crystalline palette of the spring, one that takes your breath away.
At the very beginning, I sharply smell apple-pineapple fruits, then they transition into a flowery, cool, ringing freshness. The prickly but noble trail of cedar, rosewood, and musk makes the perfume not entirely light and crystalline, but adds character.
Perhaps it's precisely those fruits, especially at the beginning, that many people don't like. So I will say this: the perfume as a whole is "light," but it has a few aggressive notes that are not to everyone's taste, so without prior testing, lovers of floral delicacy may feel disappointed.

This is a very beautiful white floral fragrance with a vintage touch. However, it can become a bit overwhelming if you apply too much. It has a long-lasting scent that lasts even longer than expected, around 6 out of 5 in terms of longevity. The production is from the USA.

A delightful, vibrant, floral fragrance

I really enjoy the fragrance, especially its distinct notes. It has a floral and pleasant scent that lasts a long time on me. Considering its price, it is definitely excellent.

Spring, floral, sharp freshness. The main note for me is lily of the valley. In the background, there is lilac (with wisteria in the pyramid), a hint of green apple and pineapple. The scent reminds me of Pleasures by Estée Lauder, but it is more straightforward. It has longevity and a lingering trail. The exquisite bottle and box are made of mica. I disagree that it is retro, maybe not entirely on-trend. But white floral scents will always have their fans.

The best winter scent, especially in freezing temperatures, sounds incredible! It has amazing longevity on me, especially on clothing. I can hear the tinkling of spring flowers and I receive numerous compliments, and no one can guess its price range! I adore it!

I bought it without testing it first, as I suddenly had a desire for the scent of flowers in an English garden near a count's castle, as one of the customers wrote on another website. In the end, the scent is unusual, not light or airy, but rather strong at the beginning, soapy and floral, but it quickly fades away, lasting only for an hour. I didn't really sense the richness of the fragrance pyramid. It feels somewhat flat or maybe it just didn't work well with my body chemistry. The bottle is luxurious and the volume is huge. It looks beautiful on the table and I use it occasionally, but without any enthusiasm. It's more suitable for winter or cold spring, as it might be overwhelming during summer.

This product is absolutely forgettable with its soapy scent that doesn't leave a lasting impression. Its longevity lasts for a maximum of one hour.

This is a bouquet of spring flowers: lily of the valley, magnolia, lilac, freesia, and spring greens. When it unfolds, it becomes slightly powdery. The scent is amazing. It reminds me of Fleir de cristal by Lalique, but this fragrance is much softer and more delicate. I've been using it for two weeks now, and I can't figure out where I remember it from or where I've heard it before. The bottle doesn't ring a bell, it's unfamiliar to me. But the flashbacks from the past keep coming, and they are very pleasant.

I have tried and would give it 5 stars. I was introduced to the brand Elizabeth Arden. These fragrances are very delicate and feminine. They are lovely and perfect for spring, with floral notes that I think many people will like. It's a gentle and classic scent.