Elizabeth Arden launched "Red Door" in 1989. This fragrance is warm, fresh, very floral, and very alluring. "Red Door" for women, is great to wear in the daytime during the moderate to cooler months of the year.
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Bio and the people's noses who are behind the product: Elizabeth Arden (real name: Florence Nightingale Graham) launched her fashion and perfume house in 1909. Elizabeth Arden's first fragrances were "Blue Grass" for women in 1934 and "Arden Men Sandalwood" for men in 1956. Elizabeth Arden remained at the helm of the company until her death in 1966. In the last part of the 20th century, the company changed hands several times, finally landing with FFI in 2003, who then adopted the prestigious Elizabeth Arden company name as their own. The company continues to produce cosmetics and skincare, but has changed its focus to fragrances, issuing a long list of scents under its own name brand, as well as scents under the brand names of designers and celebrities. Elizabeth Arden's signature Red Door spas continue to operate today, and the company paid tribute to this important piece of its history with the introduction of Red Door fragrance in 1989. Elizabeth Arden fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers: Carlos Benaim, Francis Kurkdjian, Ann Gottlieb, Olivier Gillotin, Marypierre Julien, Yann Vasnier, Antoine Lie, George Fuchs, Rodrigo Flores-Roux, Claude Dir, Loc Dong, Jean-Marc Chaillan, Claire Cain, Laurent Bruyere, Clement Gavarry, James Krivda, David Apel and Sophia Grojsman.
Ingredients: Ylang-Ylang, Red Rose, Orchid, Jasmine, Lily-Of-The-Valley, Orange Blossom, Violet, Freesia with Honey, Sandalwood and Vetiver.
Gender: Female
Suggested Occasions: Day, Night
Scent Classification: Citrusy, Earthy, Floral, Fresh, Spicy, Sweet, Warm, Woody
Olfactory Group: Oriental Floral
Size: 1/8 Oz
Description: Elizabeth Arden launched "Red Door" in 1989. This fragrance is warm, fresh, very floral, and very alluring. "Red Door" for women, is great to wear in the daytime during the moderate to cooler months of the year.