White Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
White Tea opens with bright bergamot and grapefruit that feel clean and brisk. The citrus is sharp without biting, giving the fragrance a clear and lively start. Jasmine and ylang-ylang bring a soft white floral presence that sits comfortably alongside the green tea note. The tea itself smells fresh and slightly leafy, adding a calm middle that never turns heavy. Sea water introduces a light, airy quality that keeps the heart from becoming too dense or overly sweet. The floral blend stays smooth and polite, moving through the composition with steady grace.
Amber and vanilla form a gentle base that warms the florals without creating real weight. The amber adds a golden touch while the vanilla keeps the drydown smooth and approachable. Citrus and white floral accords lead the way, supported by fresh spicy and yellow floral tones. Green and woody facets add just enough structure to keep the scent from floating away entirely. The amber accord lingers underneath, giving the fragrance a friendly and easy character that suits many moods.
This scent fits a sunny morning on a balcony or a walk through a bright garden. It remains light, fresh, and inviting from the first spray to the final trace. The lasting impression stays close to green tea, jasmine, and that clean citrus opening.
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