Dry cedar, smooth sandalwood and musks can shape a white-floral fragrance in different ways. Test the full composition instead of expecting the named flower to remain the dominant scent.

undefined There can be several aromatic interpretations of one familiar note name; a finished formula is the real point of comparison.

White-floral fragrance varies from fresh and sheer to rich, creamy and dramatic. This description is general fragrance education, not a claim about ingredients or availability in XASIS concepts. When a finished fragrance is offered, refer to its actual label and product listing.