Thé Blanc

Thé Blanc opens with a bright spray of orange, citron, and bergamot that feels clean and immediate. The citrus is sharp without turning sour, giving the fragrance a clear start that wakes up the senses.

Behind that brightness sits a gentle tea leaf accord wrapped in petitgrain, rose, and lavender. The tea is soft rather than bitter, and the lavender adds a calm herbal touch that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy.

Vanilla and tonka bean bring a smooth sweetness into the base, supported by musk and sandalwood. The vanilla is prominent, so the drydown leans warm and cozy rather than crisp. This is a comfort scent built around a cup of tea and a sweet treat.

The composition leans heavily on that vanilla and tonka combination, which can feel a bit one-dimensional if you prefer airy citrus without a sugary foundation. It is also firmly feminine in tone, so anyone looking for a neutral or masculine-leaning tea fragrance will find this one tilted the wrong way.

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