Fragrance Description:

ELIZABETH ARDEN 5TH Avenue EDP, is a chic, "clean-luxury" floral defined by a dewy opening of lilac, linden blossom, and magnolia. The heart blends jasmine and Bulgarian rose with a subtle hint of nutmeg, eventually settling into an airy, sophisticated base of powdery iris, Tibetan musk, and creamy sandalwood. It smells like a clean and ozonic garden.

• Type: Floral 

• Introduced in: 1996

• This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: 9PA4 = 2009

• Season: Any, Versatile

• Occasion: Morning or Evening 

• Longevity: Six Hours

• Projection: Strong

• Gender: Feminine 

• Scent Era: Classic 

• Identifying An Early Version: Generally the bottles with frosted glass on the sides are early formulations. With the first editions having "th avenue" in black text on the front of the bottle.

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