Now's your chance to try this iconic fragrance AND get a £227 goody bag: 'I get so many compliments when I wear it!'
If you've ever wanted to try one of Elizabeth Arden's iconic fragrances, now's the time to do so - as savvy shoppers get access to a goody bag worth £227 for just £75 with any purchase over £50 - yes, really.
Described as crisp, vibrant and woody, Elizabeth Arden's White Tea Eau de Toilette is the perfect transitional scent as we head towards the cooler months, boasting notes of Italian mandarin and sea breeze accord with calming white tea extract.
Elizabeth Arden White Tea Eau de Toilette Spray 100ml
Fresh and clean, this Eau de Toilette pairs white tea with a hint of mandarin and sea breeze accord.
Soft iris and rose give way to warm woods and musk for an easy, everyday scent that feels calm and polished.
Described as both light yet woody, customers say they get 'so many compliments' when they wear it, and if you add to basket right now, you'll also be able to get your hands on a goody bag worth £227 for just £75.
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'Initially bought on a plane whilst going on holiday, without knowing what it was like,' wrote one customer. 'Was not disappointed, have bought more since. I'm always being told I smell lovely - absolutely love this perfume!'.
'One of my all-time favourite fragrances, I often get compliments when wearing it,' added a second customer. 'It's a lovely, light smell that lasts - thank you EA!'.
'This is a musky, woody floral that is my ride or die,' said a third shopper. 'I find myself reaching for it more than any of my other numerous perfumes. Whenever I wear it people always stop and ask what I'm wearing. If you love a good musky perfume, trust me you'll love this one as well'.
With thousands of five-star reviews, the fragrance has earned itself a loyal fan base - and if you've always wanted to try it out for yourself or your perfume collection is in need of a new addition, there's never been a better time to 'add to basket'.
Until August 21 2025, customers who spend over £50 online will gain access to an exclusive Summer Blockbuster gift worth £227 - but yours for just £75.
The perfect opportunity to refresh your makeup bag (or stock up on gifts ahead of the festive season), the Summer Blockbuster set contains six incredible full-size products, spanning skincare favourites to makeup must-haves.
Perhaps one of the most famous products from the brand, with celebrity fans including Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss, the great value set contains a 30ml Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant, as well as a bonus 15ml.
A must-have for the colder months, Eight Hour Cream is a legendary multitasker that hydrates and soothes dry or chapped skin, and can also be used as a cuticle balm, highlighter or body moisturiser.
Elsewhere in the Summer Blockbuster set, you'll find full-size versions of the Advanced Ceramides Daily Youth Capsules Serum, Pure Finish Mineral Powder Foundation, and the Grand Entrance Mascara, as well as the Eight Hour SPF20 Lip Balm.
Housed in an exclusive gold cosmetics bag, fans are racing to snag this deal before stock runs out - though if you want it for yourself, you'll have to be quick, as this deal ends on August 21 2025.
Ready to shop? Head here to shop the fragrance customers say 'always earns them compliments' - and remember to add this exclusive set to cart while you can.
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