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Eau Parfumée au Thé Blanc (2003)
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A new unisex Bulgari scent. This contains notes of White Tea and Musk.
The fragrance was created by Jacques Cavallier, who also created Bulgari pour Homme.
Eau Parfumée au Thé Blanc Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Artemisia Leaves .
Middle Notes- White Tea, Ablemosk, White Pepper .
Base Notes- Ambergris, Musk .
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   |  I wear this on a day off at home but only occasionally to office. A great scent for relaxing and chilling out at home. Fresh and clean but not typical out of shower smelling. Distinctive but pleasant altogether, my husband really likes it on me. The top note strikes me as a little alcoholic but then fades off (rather quickly) into white tea, which remains until the end of the day. It remains in my hair too and when I get change into fresh clothing, the scent still remains on my dress/shirt. 18 June 2009 |
  | While spring cleaning I found an unused sample of Eau The' Blanc in my drawer. I love Bulgari fragrances and excitedly sampled this one. It is very plain, in fact, generic "white tea". It also smells like the signature 'white tea' fragrance of the Westin hotels. The notes are subtle and wear close to the body. This composition emits an aire of quality and class. It is completely suitable for a man or woman, and is one of those "all purpose" frags. Seriously, you could wear it ANYWHERE you go and be perfectly in place! A staple in any fragrance wardrobe. 17 June 2009 |
  | Fresh, delightful, and sensual. I find this the most subtle but alluring frag and consider this not unisex, but clearly a female fragrance. The white tea and white pepper settle down with the light musk to create a great scent for women. This is quite intimate and one I love. Again, hats off to Bulgari. 01 March 2009 |
 |  As much as I love the house of Bvlgari (and Cavallier), I feel The Blanc is the most uninspired of the tea line. Smells like an average skin musk. It's not awful by any means, just doesn't intrigue me.22 February 2009 |
  | Very sensual, and in a sense indeed unisex. Whenever I smell this scent, I see it being sprayed in a woman's decolleté. It's soft, and it engulfes the wearer in a soft, silky, smooth cloud of white tea and soft musk. It's my airplane scent, won't annoy anyone with this frag. 14 February 2009 |
 | Hmm I'm going to give this a thumbs up despite some misgivings about how I think they may have overdone the floral and sweet aspect of this scent, at the expense of the tea note. The tea note is quite beautiful, and is different from the tea notes in other Bulgari scents to me at least makes it unique. Its good for office wear, but I would not recommend it if you are in the sun too long as the floral can give you a headache. 11 February 2009 |
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