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White Rose(1800)
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One of Floris's oldest surviving formulas, dating to 1800, White Rose opens on aldehydes, carnation, and green notes, moves through a heart of rose, violet, iris, and jasmine, and closes on powdery notes, musk, and amber. Its survival in the house's active catalog for over two centuries makes it one of the longest continuously sold fragrance formulas in the world, predating most other named perfumes still available today.
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This scent's aldehydes carry a famous origin myth — the "accidental overdose" story behind Chanel No. 5 — that historians say probably isn't true.
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White Rose is a fragrance from Floris London, released in 1800. It opens with Aldehydes, Carnation, and Green Notes, moves into a heart of Rose, Violet, Iris, and Jasmine, and settles into a base of Powder, Musk, and Amber.
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