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Head So-called top notes - develop immediately after application. They create the first impression and are usually quite intense. After a while, they evaporate. | orange, fruits |
Heart So-called middle notes - the heart of the fragrance is revealed after a few minutes, after the top notes have evaporated. Dominates for approx. 2-3 hours. | rice, jasmine, magnolia, rose, orris root |
Base So-called bottom notes - the last, longest-lasting phase of the fragrance. Lasts from approx. 4 hours to even the entire day. | musk, cedarwood |
| Fragrance groups | floral |
| Concentration of the fragrance ingredient | Eau de Parfum |
Experience a journey around the world full of adventures. Creed Love in White Eau de Parfum for women is an ode to global unity and peace. Featuring handcrafted essences from five continents, it reflects meticulous craftsmanship and a love for these finest ingredients.
- A floral, fresh fragrance
- For the elegant woman
- Suitable for unforgettable moments
Fragrance composition:
First, you'll smell fresh, sweet orange peel from sun-drenched southern Spain. Then, rice husks from coastal farms in Tonkin, Southeast Asia, appear, giving the fragrance an intense, salty touch. Delicate Egyptian iris, white jasmine from the Italian coast, and daffodil from the French Riviera are the notes you'll detect a moment later. These are followed by creamy, delicate magnolia and the queen of flowers, the Bulgarian rose. The finish unfolds with vanilla bean and a slightly salty, yet fresh and aquatic amber, reminiscent of the sea.
Fragrance History:
This exquisite blend of flowers was the first Creed fragrance to be introduced in America. In its honor, the Empire State Building lit up with white lights on the day of its unveiling. Creed Love in White was created by Olivier Creed to commemorate his yachting journey around the world. It was also beloved by two First Ladies of the United States.
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