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Red Door Elizabeth Arden on the wheel

This perfume's notes, grouped by tier. Every ribbon is weighted by the whole catalogue, so you can see which pairs are its signature and which are rarely combined.

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Signature pairs

Pairs from this perfume's notes that meet far more often than expected across the catalogue:

  1. Plum and Orchid3.1× expected, in 54 fragrances
  2. Orchid and Lily2.5× expected, in 31 fragrances
  3. Freesia and Lily2.5× expected, in 45 fragrances

The unusual pair

Freesia and Vetiver meet less often than expected across the catalogue (57 fragrances, where about 120 would be expected); this perfume puts them together anyway.

The Red Door line

3 versions

Differences come from accords and community votes on longevity and sillage.

Smells similar

by scent profile

Similarity is based on note and accord overlap, not molecular analysis.