Overall scent
Community-only average: 4.0
Released in 2011, White Flowers by Creed is white floral, green, yellow floral perfume with citrus undertones. Crafted by Olivier Creed. It opens with green apple, lemon and violet leaf, transitions through heart notes of bulgarian rose, geranium, italian jasmine and moroccan jasmine, and settles into a warm base of musk, narcissus and sandalwood. Good Projection and performance is average around 3 hours.

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If you're on the hunt for a sophisticated and decidedly feminine floral, White Flowers is an absolute standout. It opens with a crisp green apple and bright violet leaf, transitioning into a beautiful, lush jasmine and rose heart, all while maintaining a moderate sillage perfect for the office or a daytime social gathering. Longevity is pretty solid, usually hitting that moderate mark, making it last through a good part of the day. This one just smells like pure, effortless elegance, the kind of scent that always makes me think of someone impeccably put-together.