Fresh

White Tea

Note Profile

Natural 2 perfumes

About

White Tea in perfumery is known for its crisp, airy, and subtly floral scent, often described as clean and uplifting. It carries a gentle herbal nuance with soft green facets, evoking the refreshing and soothing character of freshly brewed white tea. This note imparts a sophisticated lightness to fragrances, making them feel pure and serene.

Scent Profile

White Tea has a delicate, fresh scent with airy, slightly floral tones and a mild green-herbal undertone. Its olfactory character is clean and transparent, with subtle hints of hay and a faint musky softness as it dries down. The note remains light and unobtrusive, contributing a serene clarity to compositions.

Citrus 0%

Floral 10%

Fruity 0%

Green 15%

Sweet 5%

Warm 0%

Woody 0%

Earthy 5%

Animalic 0%

Fresh 65%

Origin

White Tea is derived from the young leaves and buds of Camellia sinensis, harvested before full opening and minimally processed. In perfumery, the note is typically recreated using a blend of natural tea extracts, green facets, and synthetic molecules to capture its subtle aroma. Direct extraction yields only faint scent, so accords are often constructed to evoke the impression of freshly brewed white tea.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use White Tea primarily as a heart or top note to impart freshness and a sense of purity. It blends well with citrus, light florals, soft musks, and gentle woods, enhancing the airy and uplifting qualities of a fragrance. White Tea is commonly found in modern, clean compositions and wellness-inspired scents.

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