White T-Shirt
Body Spray · 2020
Bath & Body Works
Note Profile
Fantasy clean-textile accord. Clean musk, powder, and a just-ironed crispness.
Fabric smells like clean musk laid over a soft, powdery finish, the base note of freshly laundered clothes. A faint soapy crispness runs through it, like a just-ironed collar, bright at the edges. Underneath sits a soft, creamy woodiness, cashmere-like rather than sharp, that separates it from plainer clean-textile notes. It stays soft and warm rather than green or heavily floral.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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No natural referent at all. Première Peau is plain about it: 'entirely compounded accord. No natural textile extract is used in perfumery.' The accord is named material by material: clean musks (Galaxolide, Habanolide, Helvetolide) for the laundry-fresh baseline, Cashmeran for cashmere-like warmth, aldehyde traces for the just-ironed quality, and methyl laitone or a similar lactone for starchy-cotton dryness.
Base note, with medium odour strength. It is an atmospheric note, used to create closeness without any single ingredient being identifiable, and is central to the clean-fragrance category and to skin-scent compositions. It pairs with skin musks, white florals at low doses and transparent woody notes. Attested in 25 Fragrantica perfumes and 1 Parfumo entry.
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