Clone houses / Elizabeth Arden / 5th Avenue
Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue smells like Penhaligon's The Revenge of Lady Blanche.
Rated 55 similar by people who own both, reported by a few owners, a close alternative. For women.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Notes of 5th Avenue
What Elizabeth Arden publishes. Black means The Revenge of Lady Blanche shares the note.
Top
- lilac
- linden blossom
- magnolia
- lily-of-the-valley
- mandarin
- bergamot
Heart
- bulgarian rose
- violet
- ylang-ylang
- jasmine
- tuberose
- peach
- clove
- nutmeg
Base
- musk
- sandalwood
- iris
- vanilla
Notes of The Revenge of Lady Blanche
What Penhaligon's publishes. Black means 5th Avenue shares the note.
Top
- Hyacinth
- Narcissus
Heart
- Iris
- Angelica
- Ginger Flower
Base
- Sandalwood
The bottle it is compared with
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Side by side
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Compare with the other bottles similar to The Revenge of Lady BlanchePenhaligon's The Revenge of Lady Blanche
USD 295, 75 ml
Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue
price varies, 125 ml
55 similar. One reviewer names it as a far cheaper stand-in, but it is a rounder, sweeter powdery floral bouquet with no clear iris-angelica coolness or green hyacinth opening.
