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Jo Malone London · Sold as feminine
White Lilac & Rhubarb
The tart aroma of freshly picked rhubarb mixed with the soft scent of blooming lilacs, where each note dances harmoniously to evoke a sense of joy and freshness.
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White Lilac & RhubarbPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
White Lilac & Rhubarb by Jo Malone London was launched in 2012 as part of the brand's limited London Blooms collection. This fragrance is a creation by perfumer Christine Nagel, and it captures the essence of an English garden at its most vibrant. The composition opens with fresh rhubarb, adding a tart and crisp freshness that contrasts beautifully with the sweet, floral notes of white lilac and rose. The subtle sweetness of heliotrope rounds out this aromatic blend, creating a fragrance that is both romantic and refreshing.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a subtle yet lasting effect. The fresh top notes of rhubarb are most prominent initially but give way to the floral heart within two hours. For longer-lasting warmth, layer it over a light moisturizer.
Fig. 01 — White Lilac & Rhubarb, Jo Malone London
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Christine Nagel
The poet of HermèsChristine Nagel is the in-house perfumer at Hermès, succeeding the legendary Jean-Claude Ellena in 2016. A graduate of ISIPCA and trained at Charabot in Grasse, she brings decades of experience to one of perfumery's most prestigious creative positions.
“I accentuate lines, force the materials. My fragrances are never linear.”
Christine Nagel · Contributor Magazine ('The Physicality of Perfume', by Philippe Pourhashemi), c. 2021
Designer Jo Malone London
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