White Flowers

White Flowers by Creed is, as the name says, a floral fragrance, with gentle sweetness, green freshness, soft woods, musk and citrus playing small supporting parts. Olivier Creed is credited with it, and it was released in 2011 as a feminine scent.

Lemon and green apple open it with a crisp, juicy brightness, and violet leaf adds a cool, leafy greenness. The heart is a generous white bouquet built mainly on jasmine, in several varieties, alongside Bulgarian rose and narcissus, which brings a slightly earthy, hay-like depth to the flowers. Geranium adds a fresh, rosy-green edge. Sandalwood and musk make up a soft, clean base that keeps everything smooth.

Bright and graceful, it is a natural fit for spring and summer, for daytime, weddings, garden parties and other occasions where a classic floral feels right. It suits someone who wants a polished, traditional white-flower scent that feels fresh rather than heavy or sweet.

White Flowers — for women fragrance by Creed (released 2011). Notes: Apple, Bulgarian Rose, Geranium, Green Apple, Italian Jasmine, Jasmine, Lemon, Moroccan Jasmine, Musk, Narcissus, Rose, Sandalwood, Violet Leaf. — Parfica open fragrance database