Elizabeth Arden True Love Eau de Toilette

Original fragrance, not primitive-abstract like most modern ones. I also noticed that it acts as an indicator of olfactory sensitivity for many, even with familiar perfume enthusiasts. For example, those with a very sensitive nose can pick out the different notes and immediately sense a soapy base, while those without much sensitivity (or smokers, etc.) perceive plastic or bitterness, or become overwhelmed by its concentration. This fragrance is definitely a must-have for any perfume collection, it's just a shame that it's very difficult to find and purchase.

I ordered a tester, but they sent me a full version instead, the only issue being some small stains on the box. As for the scent, it's powdery, complex, and pleasant. At first, it seems a bit sharp, with some ambiguous notes, but after a few minutes, it becomes enveloping and cozy. It has a nostalgic scent to it, which may not appeal to everyone.

"A fragrance from the 90s, reminiscent of the scent of a budget hair salon. I'm not sure if this fragrance is still being produced."

The scent is very soft and cozy... I like it.