I loved the old Red Door and everybody complemented me about this before. Unfortunately you changed the formula and now it smells very bad with lost of alcohol in it. Please bring the old classic red door back. I now switched my perfume and very disappointed. Why change something that was loved by a lot of women?

I received a small sample bottle from a customer 20yrs ago...have used nothing else since. I get asked & complimented on this fragrance all the time by both men & women. Have even been told I smell so good after working a double shift serving food (of course I don't see how) smells fantastic & lasts for a really long time. Will use till end of my days!!!

Awful! Awful! Awful! I LOVE RED DOOR used it for years and years... this bottle is NOTHING like the original... Sooo..oo..oo disappointed... Elizabeth Arden advice please? Was it meant to smell like the original? Or is this the new brand? Thank you for a fantastic fragrance I have used for decades...

This may sound strange, but I have been using this perfume for 30 years. Every time I decide to try something different, 2 to 3 people comment on how much they love the way it smells. I can't tell you, how many times I have seen a man looking at me and I know immediately, he wants to know what I am wearing. I guess I may as well stick to something that seems to work so well for me. Also, I have purchased so many of these for gifts that it is hard to keep count of.

My kids always give me Red Door perfume for my Birthday and Christmas. I have been wearing it for many years. The gave me a bottle this Christmas that says Eau de Toilette Natural Vaportisteur. This doesn't even come close to the perfume I am use to. What is the difference, you can hardly tell I have sprayed any on. And the scent does not last.

I have loved Red Door for years until now. I received a bottle of Red Door Toilette Spray as a gift and I can't wear it.To me it is sickeningly sweet and too strong. The bottle looks different but looking at the website I see that is how it is packaged now. I don't know what changes were made to the formula but personally it doesn't work for me. I'm sorry but my days of wearing this particular fragrance are over!

I do understand that having your favorite fragrance reformulated can be a let down a make a lot of customers angry. That being said : I absolutely LOVE Red Door, old and new. Yes the fragrance have changed over the years, and yes it is still magnificent. Floral, powdery, honeyed, velvety, make-up-y, long-lasting, sweet, classic beauty. Can't rave about this one enough. I have a back-up full size bottle of this newer version and collect vintage minis. If you are unfamiliar with this fragrance please give it a try, you'll feel like a Queen.

Elizabeth Arden Red Door Eau de Toilette Spray has a fragrance that continues all day long . A fragrance that attracts compliments from many gentlemen as well as the ladies. I have used Red Door for many years and will continue, I am elderly and love wearing the fragrance of Red Door , it makes me feel special.

The new Red Door IS NOT THE SAME FRAGRANCE. I've worn this for years and it does not smell the same. You may still use the same formula but its not as clean smelling. I was one of those people who received compliments all the time. It's just not the same and I'm very sad about that.

I agree with many of the reviewers. This has been my ONLY fragrance for over 20 years. I used to get so many compliments on the scent. And the scent lasted all day. I recently got a new bottle and was unsure that it was an original since the bottle had changed. And then the first time I used it, I gasped. It didn't smell the same. It had an off odor and didn't seem as strong. I now need to use 2 spritzes and it doesn't even last a half day. How can Elizabeth Arden call this their signature fragrance? It smells cheaper and doesn't even last all day. And I no longer get compliments. Please bring back your original formula. We who loved the old product are not being fooled. I will be searching for a new fragrance that will get compliments.