Note
White Lily (2)
All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.
This regal floral note is celebrated for its intoxicating, heady, and remarkably complex profile. Unlike the soft and powdery nature of many other white blossoms, this scent profile is intense, spicy, and deeply green, often carrying a honeyed sweetness that feels both sophisticated and slightly dangerous. In perfumery, it brings a majestic, opulent character that commands attention, acting as a bridge between the freshness of early morning blooms and the sultry, metallic edge of a mature garden. You will most frequently encounter this note within the floral and floriental families, where it serves as a powerful heart note that provides structure and volume. Because of its sheer potency, perfumers use it to impart a sense of dramatic elegance and depth to a composition. It functions brilliantly as a focal point, grounding lighter citrus or aquatic accords with its fleshy, waxy, and somewhat narcotic personality. It is the quintessential choice for those who desire a perfume that feels truly timeless and exquisitely refined.
Overview
2 fragrances · 2 brands · £13.49–£14.95
Fragrances
- Al Aneeq White Gardenia — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.2/10 — £14.95
- Khalis Perfumes Vert Malac Private — Inspired by Giorgio Armani Privé Vert Malachite — 7.1/10 — £13.49
Frequently Asked Questions
What is White Lily in perfume?
This regal floral note is celebrated for its intoxicating, heady, and remarkably complex profile. Unlike the soft and powdery nature of many other white blossoms, this scent profile is intense, spicy, and deeply green, often carrying a honeyed sweetness that feels both sophisticated and slightly dangerous. In perfumery, it brings a majestic, opulent character that commands attention, acting as a bridge between the freshness of early morning blooms and the sultry, metallic edge of a mature garden. You will most frequently encounter this note within the floral and floriental families, where it serves as a powerful heart note that provides structure and volume. Because of its sheer potency, perfumers use it to impart a sense of dramatic elegance and depth to a composition. It functions brilliantly as a focal point, grounding lighter citrus or aquatic accords with its fleshy, waxy, and somewhat narcotic personality. It is the quintessential choice for those who desire a perfume that feels truly timeless and exquisitely refined.
What are the best White Lily fragrances?
The top rated options are Al Aneeq White Gardenia (7.2/10) and Khalis Perfumes Vert Malac Private (7.1/10).
Which brands make White Lily fragrances?
2 brands are represented, including Al Aneeq and Khalis Perfumes.
How much do White Lily fragrances cost?
Prices range between £13.49 and £14.95 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.