LUXENTIA™

Inspired by White Tea

Pure freshness, soft musk, and serene everyday elegance.

Luxentia™ Inspired by White Tea is a calm and refined fragrance created for those who appreciate simplicity, elegance, and quiet luxury. Fresh, airy, and softly musky, this woody floral musk composition blends crisp citrus, delicate tea notes, and smooth woods into a scent that feels clean, comforting, and effortlessly sophisticated.

The fragrance opens with a bright and refreshing blend of mandarin orange, sea notes, Japanese white fern, and clary sage. This introduction feels crisp and uplifting, delivering a light herbal freshness that immediately evokes clarity and tranquility.

At its heart, white tea extract, white iris, and mate unfold into a soft and calming floral-tea accord that feels delicate, refined, and beautifully balanced. These notes give the fragrance its signature serene character while maintaining a gentle, skin-like elegance.

As it settles, ambrette, exotic woods, tonka bean, and amber create a warm, musky base that lingers subtly on the skin. Smooth and comforting, this fragrance is perfect for daily wear, minimalist elegance, and anyone who loves clean scents that feel fresh yet quietly luxurious.

FRAGRANCE DETAILS

Fragrance Family: Woody Floral Musk

Character: Fresh • Serene • Sophisticated

Perfect For: Everyday wear, work environments, and lovers of clean skin-like fragrances

FRAGRANCE NOTES

Top Notes
Mandarin Orange • Sea Notes • Japanese White Fern • Clary Sage

Heart Notes
White Tea Extract • White Iris • Mate

Base Notes
Ambrette (Musk Mallow) • Exotic Woods • Tonka Bean • Amber

PERFORMANCE

Longevity: ██████░░░░ 4–6 Hours (Light to Moderate)

Projection: █████░░░░░ Soft Intimate Presence

Concentration: Eau de Parfum (EDP)

MOOD & OCCASION

🍃 Clean & Fresh    ☕ Tea Inspired    ✨ Minimalist Luxury    🌿 Everyday Calm

Luxentia™ fragrances are independently crafted creations inspired by popular fragrance profiles. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any designer brands mentioned.