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Creed Love In White Reviews
Creed Love in White perfume for women gives off a romantic air with a hint of powdery freshness. This fragrance expertly combines the heady floral scents of Bulgarian rose, magnolia, orange blossom and sandalwood with the lighter aromas of absolute, ambergris, rice husk and vanilla. The initial impression is bold, but the subtle notes take over quickly and make this a fitting perfume for a special occasion or date night. Introduced by Creed in 2005, this women's fragrance offers the promise of sweet romance with a hint of sensuality.
Review of Creed Love In White
Agree w/ reviews praising “light/fresh” but there is another side: floral/oriental. If you like oriental, you might want to try this. This is not a typical fresh scent. Like rich earthiness?--this lightens it w/ rice husk. Love mesmerizing mint?--this sends it heavenward w/ spearmint. Enchanted by fantasy forests?--the dry down of light vanilla is well balanced by woods & citrus--a Fidji-like exotic finish. The orange lasts 12 hours! A tiny bit soapy, not nearly as much as L’Air du Temps. Opens w/ strong florals, next rice husk, then long finish. Best layered. Natural, quality ingredients are obvious. When most fresh scents are long forgotten, this may be around 100 years plus.
Written by Anonymous on 12/17/2009
Review of Creed Love In White
I honestly tried White in Love because I read that Michelle Obama wears it. When I tried it, I was pleasantly surprised to find out I loved the scent. It's clean, elegant and stays with me all day. And I just love when someone asks what it is and they've never heard of it. I like wearing something hardly anyone else is wearing.
Written by Regina J. on 12/01/2009
Review of Creed Love In White
I am a creed lover. I LOVE this Love in white. It's just simply Beautiful. The fragrance last all day long and it's not something that is over powering. When I wake up I can still smell it from the day before. Also, my children who range from 25-3 love the smell. As you know kids are brutally honest.
Written by Marie Mulder on 10/15/2009