Elizabeth Arden: Red Door, Eau de Toilette

I originally purchased this perfume for my Mum bout five years ago. I bought it for her not knowing what else to buy her quite frankly as she has had and still has a massive collection of perfumes. I got fed up and as a last resort went in Tj Hughes and this was on offer. Buy one get another of something else for £15.00. I'd never smelt it she'd never heard of it and I took a sniff and thought hmm that's my Mum to a T! The Packaging: Red box, very classy with gold print telling you it's name, the manufacturer and it's size. It's plain and quite elegant in design. The bottle is square with an oval shaped lid over a red sprayer. Its very nice and ...  Read the complete review

Red Door is Elizabeth Arden's signature fragrance which was named after the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Salons. It's a luxurious fragrance with a modest price tag and it's in my top 5 favorite perfumes. I am proud to say I was working at Elizabeth Arden (EA) in 1989 when Red Door was first released and I have my own little story to tell about this. IN THE PAST (MY STORY) Years ago in the very late 80s I worked on a temporary contract at Elizabeth Arden in the Sales Administration department. I was in my early 20s and found it quite exciting to work in this well esteemed company. Part of my role in Sales Admin was to deliver figures ...  Read the complete review

I first came across Red Door by Elizabeth Arden about 10 years ago, a friend used a perfume that smelt really nice and one day while at her house she'd left the bottle out. I had a quick sniff and established this was the perfume but never got around to buying some of my own. I recently decided to buy a small bottle so whilst purchasing a few bits on direct cosmetics I noticed a 30ml unboxed bottle selling for £2.99 so I bought it. The bottle is clear with a red lid. As I didn't get a box I can't comment on the box. I smelt the perfume when it arrived and it smelt lovely, it smells expensive and I would say it's not aimed at ...  Read the complete review

Elizabeth Arden - Red Door Red Door comes in a clear glass bottle. It has a red lid and a cap on the top which can be pulled completely off. The bottle has a squirty lid so you can spray out however much you want easily. This particular fragrance by Elizabeth Arden retails at around £10 - £15. You can purchase this fragrance from most fragrance shops and some supermarkets and miscellaneous stores. The perfume itself is an orange / gold colour and has a very strong smell. I don't particularly like this perfume as it smells strong and is the opposite of fruity (the only way I can describe sorry). This fragrance is ...  Read the complete review