Estee Lauder White Linen Eau De Parfum

Estée Lauder White Linen Eau De Parfum was launched in 1978, created by perfumer Sophia Grojsman. This fragrance is a classic floral aldehyde composition that captures the essence of a perfect day: early spring breezes tinged with the fragrance of fresh flowers and endless blue sky. It evokes the crispness of clean sheets, the coolness of white flowers, and fresh greenery, embodying a sense of natural elegance that transcends the seasons.

The fragrance opens with top notes of Damask rose, jasmine, and muguet (lily of the valley), creating a fresh and floral introduction. These notes are complemented by the aldehydes, which add a sparkling and soapy quality to the scent. The result is a clean and uplifting opening that sets the tone for the heart of the fragrance.

At its heart, White Linen reveals middle notes of violet and orris, contributing to its powdery and slightly woody character. These floral notes are balanced by the green and earthy undertones of the base, adding depth and complexity to the fragrance.

The base notes of vetiver, moss, and amber provide a grounding foundation, enhancing the fragrance's longevity and sillage. These elements add a warm and earthy finish, ensuring that White Linen remains fresh and elegant throughout the day.

Fragrance Notes
Top notes: Damask Rose, Jasmine, Muguet (Lily of the Valley)
Heart notes: Violet, Orris
Base notes: Vetiver, Moss, Amber