ElizabethArden

Green Tea Fine Fragrance Mist

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  Dec 9, 2022 (UTC)
  수부지Sensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  I've been eyeing Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea perfume, but being sensitive to scents, I hesitated. Then I stumbled upon it at Olive Young! Surprisingly affordable, especially with the sale price. I was looking for a fabric mist to neutralize food odors after eating out, but couldn't find a scent I liked. So, I decided to try this. It's a bit strong when first sprayed, but quickly fades. The scent differs slightly between fabric and skin application. Personally, I prefer it on the skin. There's a hint of alcohol, reminiscent of Innisfr** Green Tea Skin.

  Cons

  Don't spray it on clothes! The smell is really not great... It's like glue, not grass. However, it transforms into a grassy scent on the skin. Despite being marketed as a moisturizing body mist, I can't really tell if it hydrates. I bought it to use on clothes before going out, but I've decided to use it as a shower cologne instead.

  Tip

  Use it as a shower cologne!

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