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This scent's jasmine note owes its richness to indole, the same compound found, in larger amounts, in feces.
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Elizabeth Arden’s 5th Avenue After Five is a floral‑woody‑musk fragrance created by Olivier Gillotin in 2005. It opens with sweet honeysuckle and plum accented by spicy coriander, blossoms into a green‑aromatic heart of Indian lotus and jasmine, and settles on a warm base of birch, musk, sandalwood and tonka bean. The perfume captures an evening’s romance and energy on New York’s famed avenue, making it a distinctive night‑time scent.
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