White Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
White Tea by Korres opens with a spritz of bright bergamot and neroli, a mandarin glow that feels like morning light catching on dew soaked grass. Within minutes the citrus recedes into a soft floral heart where white tea leaves unfurl alongside freesia and jasmine, the peony adding a powdery blush that keeps everything from turning too sharp. The dry down settles into a clean musk, cedar and oakmoss giving it a woody backbone that barely whispers against the skin.
Imagine a linen shirt dried on a breezy spring line, the faint scent of laundry and blossoms trapped in the fibers. That is this fragrance, a transparent veil rather than a statement. It feels natural and composed, never synthetic or cloying, but it also feels frustratingly fleeting. With a longevity just above two and sillage barely touching 1.7, White Tea evaporates like it has somewhere more important to be. You will catch a hint of it on your collar at lunch, and by afternoon it is gone entirely.
This is a fragrance for the person who wants to smell clean and graceful without announcing themselves from across the room. Wear it to a morning yoga session, a quiet brunch on a terrace, or any day when the sun is soft and the air is still. Skip it if you crave presence, projection, or a scent that carries you through a full workday. Does a whisper ever need to shout?
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