White
Fragrance notes
John John White opens with a bright spray of mandarin orange and bergamot. The lime peel adds a sharp edge to the citrus. Green leaves sit underneath the fruit, giving the first moments a fresh garden feel.
Orange blossom leads the heart, supported by apple and litchi. Freesia and magnolia soften the fruit with a light floral touch. The combination stays airy rather than heavy.
Amber and iris form the base alongside vetiver and patchouli. Musk smooths the earthy and woody elements. The powdery accord is present throughout the drydown, keeping the scent close to the skin in texture.
The scent suits daytime wear in warm weather. It fits someone who likes citrus without harsh chemicals. It may feel too sweet for those who prefer dark leather or smoke. A white linen shirt drying on a balcony in the sun.
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