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Blanche uses aldehydes, pale florals and musk to construct the idea of clean fabric without becoming a literal detergent note.
Bright aldehydes and clean rose move through peony and violet before white musks and sandalwood create a soft linen-like finish.
AldehydesRose CentifoliaPeonyVioletMusksSandalwood
Floral aldehydic musk. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Blanche uses aldehydes, pale florals and musk to construct the idea of clean fabric without becoming a literal detergent note.
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Fruity ambrette and naseberry lead into translucent magnolia and violet before sandalwood, cedar, musk and vetiver form a soft woody trail.
Bergamot, marigold and blackcurrant open brightly before violet, cyclamen and jasmine settle into vetiver, cedar and tonka.
Bergamot, lemon and juniper create a cool aromatic opening before incense, orris and pine settle into sandalwood, amber and soft vanilla.
A Stockholm fragrance and design house founded in 2006 by Ben Gorham. Its fragrance language is concise, image-led and genderless, with strong emphasis on memory, place and modern material contrasts.