03/28/2019

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Edda32
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One for all or 'green lifts
The saying with the 'green lifts' is from my older neighbour, who thinks that green clothes are a good mood, or something like that. Fashion rules from 1958, according to the motto 'always fits, you can't do anything wrong'. And it is precisely this assessment that applies to Elisabeth Arden's 'Green Tea': it is an arbitrary, green, explosive-fresh fragrance with a good mood factor.
That's...
...but...
A smell development is as good as none available. Goes nuanceless from lemony-fresh to green-fresh. I bought it as an uncomplicated everyday scent. It fulfills its purpose somehow now with me, because I use it meanwhile as a room spray and fragrance our wardrobe area with it.
The scent is so harmless that even my husband thinks it's deodorant. And that means something. The fabric is more of a cologne for refreshment than a perfume.
By the way, Green Tea can take the Pepsitest with Yves Rocher's 'Thé Vert'. Wouldn't surprise me if they were bottled in the same plant.
That's...
...but...
A smell development is as good as none available. Goes nuanceless from lemony-fresh to green-fresh. I bought it as an uncomplicated everyday scent. It fulfills its purpose somehow now with me, because I use it meanwhile as a room spray and fragrance our wardrobe area with it.
The scent is so harmless that even my husband thinks it's deodorant. And that means something. The fabric is more of a cologne for refreshment than a perfume.
By the way, Green Tea can take the Pepsitest with Yves Rocher's 'Thé Vert'. Wouldn't surprise me if they were bottled in the same plant.
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