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Elizabeth Taylor Violet Eyes perfume bottle

Elizabeth Taylor

Violet Eyes

2010Men

floral up front, then rose, settling into woody.

About

Violet Eyes by Elizabeth Taylor is a Floral fragrance for women. Violet Eyes was launched in 2010. The nose behind this fragrance is Carlos Benaïm. Top note is Peach; middle notes are Rose and Jasmine; base notes are Virginia Cedar, Peony and Amber. Elizabeth Taylor launches her new fragrance Violet…

Nose: Carlos Benaïm

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Wear Ledger

Opening · mid · drydown
  1. Opening· 0–30m

    Peach

  2. Heart· 2–4h

    Rose, Jasmine

  3. Drydown· 6h+

    Virginia Cedar, Peony, Amber

Olfactory readout

Accord mix

Wear intel

Community data
LongevityModerate
ReachClose
Spring39%Summer27%Fall20%Winter14%Day74%Night26%Wears female72%

Skin chemistry varies. Sample before you blind-buy.

Wardrobe slot fits

Where it belongs

Before you buy

Wear-tested answers
What does Violet Eyes smell like?

floral up front, then rose, settling into woody. Dominant accords: floral, rose, woody.

What notes are in Violet Eyes?

Top: Peach. Heart: Rose, Jasmine. Base: Virginia Cedar, Peony, Amber.

How long does Violet Eyes last?

Wearers tag this as moderate. Expect 4–6 hours for most people. Heavier application can stretch that.

Is Violet Eyes loud?

Close reach on skin. Arm's-length projection. Fine at work with a light hand.

What season is Violet Eyes best for?

Spring is the top pick (39%). Summer is second at 27%. Try it on skin in the season you're unsure about before a full bottle.

Day or night for Violet Eyes?

Day wear leads at 74%. Night is a secondary pick at 26%.

Is Violet Eyes for men or women?

Catalog lists it for men. On skin, 72% read it as female. Sample first if you're buying blind for someone else.

Who made Violet Eyes?

Composed by Carlos Benaïm. Released in 2010.

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