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White Flowers is a floral-green eau de parfum for women by Olivier Creed, launched in 2011 as part of the Royal Exclusives line celebrating the house's 250th anniversary. It opens with green apple, lemon and violet leaf, develops Italian jasmine, Moroccan jasmine, Bulgarian rose and geranium in the heart, and settles into narcissus, musk and sandalwood.
To me this smells like the flower mandi at 5am, before the city wakes up. Green apple and lemon snap bright over violet leaf — cool, dewy, green as cut stems. Then the white flowers arrive in waves: Italian jasmine, Moroccan jasmine, Bulgarian rose, geranium — garlands being strung, petals still cold from the night. Narcissus adds a strange green depth, and the base is soft as temple marble: musk and sandalwood, clean and warm. It is the smell of devotion made wearable. Every white flower in the market, distilled into something you can carry. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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