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henry creed third generation — perfumer · Sillage

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henry creed third generation

Perfumer

henry creed third generation

Composer of 7 perfumes across the library.

Credits7 perfumes

Houses1

Avg rating4.1 / 5

Reviews1.2k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Creed7

Signature families

Floral18%
Citrus13%
Ambery12%

Timeline

Releases

Fleurs de Bulgarie

Santal Imperial

Imperatrice Eugenie

Fantasia de Fleurs

Catalog · 7

All compositions

war·tob·woo·swe

Vintage Tabarome

fre·ros·swe·gre

Fleur De Thé Rose Bulgare

The opening is citrus-forward — lemon and bergamot give a clean, slightly tart brightness, with mandarin adding a rounder sweetness underneath.

aro·whi·ros·woo

Creed

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Vintage Tabarome

Fleur De Thé Rose Bulgare

Creed · 1862

Imperatrice Eugenie

Bright lemon and bergamot introduce a crisp citrus opening that quickly softens into floral territory.

fre·aro·woo·amb

Bois de Cedrat

Lemon, bergamot and mandarin fuse into a single, sun-bleached citrus accord that flashes bright for twenty minutes before collapsing into cedar planks.

ros·iri·amb·pow

Fantasia de Fleurs

Fantasia de Fleurs is one of Creed's nineteenth-century carryovers and wears like one — bergamot at the top, austere rather than effervescent, before the composition narrows almost immediately to its single subject.

fre·sof·aro·war

Santal Imperial

Bergamot opens with a bright citrus burst that quickly settles into a warm aromatic foundation.

ros·amb·fre·sof

Fleurs de Bulgarie

Fleurs de Bulgarie is one of the oldest fragrances Creed still bottles, originally cited as a commission for Queen Victoria, and it wears with the austerity of a mid-nineteenth-century formula — bergamot top, single-floral heart, animalic close.