White Tea

If it’s for elderly people, then I’m an elderly person at heart☺️. 36F here, tried this two or three years ago, and it still beats a lot of niche and overpriced fragrances out there that I’ve tried and currently own. This is so clean with a light floral scent. It doesn’t have the citrusy sharpness that the OG Green Tea has. It feels softer, more enveloping, classy, elegant, like freshly-laundered hotel beddings and pillow cases. Sprayed this in my room one time, because I had visitors, and it upgraded up my room to luxe level. Wearing it again after a year, and my love for it hasn’t changed. This is something I don’t always reach for, but when I do it feels like a spa experience. It’s a treat, and as long as they have it in circulation, I will always have it in my collection.

Just had a sample of this, and this is so luxuriously decadent and pronounced itself visibly with the white tea, orange, and clary sage. In the first sniff, the tea was actually not quite bitter. It's ethereal with a nice touch of iris and musk itself, bringing tranquility and peacefulness. I received my sample on a rainy day, and this is just the PERFECT time to try it on. The sillage and longevity aren't particularly prominent or too outstanding, but the overall price and experience are worth it. Sure, it isn't mass-appealing when it comes to fancy perfumes, but wear it sometimes, and it'll grow on you. Nice to layer, too :)

I got this in a little vial form to get free shipping on Fragrance.Net. It ended up being my favorite scent that I ordered! I can see why people say it smells like a nice hotel-- it does, but not in a way that is overly generic or basic. I actually find that there's a nice nuance to this scent. It's light, not too floral-forward, yet still feminine and clean. I would say this is a safe blind buy if you like spa-like, feminine-leaning but still unisex enough. I think that this really could be a staple summer scent, and probably works wonderfully layered with other scents, too!

I have gone through a lot of bottles. I discovered it in the summer of 2023. I have no idea how white tea smells like but this smells salty, like a salty sea breeze in the summer night. Its creamy and fresh at the same time, a scent I can inhale deeply and never get sick of it. I guess the amber and tonka base gives that creamy fullness, its such a full scent (I feel like some scents are kinda hollow and it makes them smell cheap). The freshness is maybe the tea and sage? There is some sweet mandarin too, but the overall perfume is salty, I guess thats the sea note.

Mm. Honestly I had zero expectations of this fragrance but I'm pleased. On the opening, a very perfume-y kind of scent, definitely not a true tea note. But pleasant! Not super meditative or spa-like, more of just a standard fare women's iris-forward scent. Perfect for daytime, springtime, etc etc. Dry down is slightly screechy but feels more like a true white tea. I don't get any creaminess or vanilla-y notes with the tonka, just some appreciated depth. Inoffensive and a fine blind buy if you're looking for something for work or class.