White Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
White Tea by Christine Lavoisier Parfums opens with a bright mix of bergamot, lemon, apple, and nectar. The citrus is clean and lightly tart, while the apple and nectar add a soft, sunny sweetness that keeps the start from feeling sharp. Jasmine and freesia follow, lending a classic white floral character that is airy rather than heavy. Cedar sits quietly among the flowers, giving the heart a faint woody edge that prevents the blossoms from dominating completely. The overall impression is green and fresh, with an aromatic quality that feels natural and unforced.
The base settles into white tea and white musk, which pull the fragrance toward a powdery, musky finish. The tea note is calm and slightly herbal, pairing well with the gentle warmth of the musk. This is a floral woody musk that stays light on the skin, never turning cloying or dense. It suits a bright morning in a sunlit room, a walk through a garden when the air is clear, or a crisp winter day spent outdoors. The scent feels clean and composed, offering a simple kind of elegance that does not demand attention. It is a fresh, aromatic blend built around white tea, white musk, and jasmine.
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