Emporio Armani White She (2001)
by Giorgio Armani

White is the perfect name for this fragrance. The colour white although basic and plain, is the symbol of innocence and peace, a shade that can be blended to create lighter colours and neutral enough to make one feel clean and secure.

This perfume for me is like a warm blanket, I feel safe and comforted by its scent. Just like stepping out of the shower, Emporio Armani White leaves you feeling refreshed and clean.

The mild citrus top notes are what initially makes you feel so revitalised. The scent is soft and subtle making it perfect for those warmer months and those casual outings.

The heart is quite interesting. For some strange reason I sense vanilla and milky notes which reminds me of Diesel Plus Plus Feminine.

The drydown is quite obviously very musky, yet in some ways it could be described as being sensual and desirable. The lasting power, in my opinion, was great. It lasted a very long time on my skin. I highly recommend.

3rd June, 2011.

If you prefer your garden sans flowers, White She will delight! A fresh garden blend, without being green and without a bloom in sight...it is extremely smooth. Perfumer Annie Buzantian possesses a light hand when it comes to blending, and the result is winning. Perfect summertime clean woodsy/musk and/or 'go to' fragrance sure to please a wide variety of noses. Two thumbs up!

5th July, 2009.

How this doesn't have more reviews I do not know. It is a beautiful light, woodsy musk, clean and gently feminine (but not too girly, and not sweet). If Dyptique's Tam Dao had a little sister who wore a crisp white, floaty layered gypsy skirt, I belive this would be it. It floats and wafts, and is extremely calming. I'm not sure this one could every be too overpowering, even with over genorous application. White musk lovers should not miss this.

2nd July, 2009.

gentle, warm and not overpowering at all. subtle and musky

22nd April, 2008.

Just as good as the men's version, smooth, clean, and with a wonderful musky drydown. Perfect for summertime.

15th January, 2006.