Creed Love in White: notes and ingredients
Creed Love in White lists Orange Zest, Apple among its top notes and Musk, Cedarwood among its base notes.
A fresh, green floral that pairs bright orange zest with powdery iris, jasmine, magnolia and rice, settling on cedarwood and musk.
Fragrance notes
Manufacture date and shelf life
Can I tell when my Creed Love in White was made from its batch code?
Yes, as an estimate. Creed uses the Creed format: for example, code DM5624L36 reads as June 2024. Results come from public reports, not from the brand.
How long does Creed Love in White last unopened?
Creed: the brand says there is no set rule for unopened bottles (Creed Journal, checked 2026-10-13). Go by the date printed on the pack.
How long can I use it after opening?
Look for the open-jar symbol on the pack (for example 12M = 12 months after opening). The period-after-opening calculator gives the exact date.
Where the code is printed → After-opening calculator → All Creed products →
Declared fragrance allergens 11
Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Citronellol, Coumarin, Citral, Farnesol, Methyl 2-Octynoate, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol
EU rules require these fragrance components to be named on the label above a small threshold (the list was extended in 2023). They are common in fine fragrance; if your skin reacts easily, spray on clothes rather than skin, or patch-test first.
Shelf life and storage
Most perfumes stay good for years unopened, and usually 3–5 years after opening when kept away from heat and light. Keep the bottle in its box, away from the bathroom and windows. If the colour darkens or the opening smells sharp or sour, it has started to turn. Check the batch code to see when it was made.
Full ingredient list, decoded (14)
| 1 | Alcohol에탄올Ethanol: solvent and texture lightener; drying when used at high levels. | Solvent |
| 2 | Fragrance향료A blend of scent ingredients listed as one word. Brands do not have to name what is inside. | Fragrance |
| 3 | Water정제수Dilutes the alcohol and fragrance oils. | Base |
| 4 | Limonene리모넨 | Fragrance allergen |
| 5 | Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone알파-아이소메틸아이오논 | Fragrance allergen |
| 6 | Linalool리날룰 | Fragrance allergen |
| 7 | Hydroxycitronellal하이드록시시트로넬알 | Fragrance allergen |
| 8 | Citronellol시트로넬올 | Fragrance allergen |
| 9 | Coumarin쿠마린 | Fragrance allergen |
| 10 | Citral시트랄 | Fragrance allergen |
| 11 | Farnesol파네솔 | Fragrance allergen |
| 12 | Methyl 2-Octynoate메틸2-옥티노에이트 | Fragrance allergen |
| 13 | Geraniol제라니올 | Fragrance allergen |
| 14 | Benzyl Alcohol벤질알코올Preservative (up to 1% in EU products) and solvent. EU rules require it to be named as a fragrance allergen only when it is used for something other than preserving the product, such as scent or as a solvent. An ingredient list does not say which, so this site counts it as a labelled allergen in perfume only. | Preservative |
General information, not medical advice.
Formulas can change between years and markets, so compare with the list on your box.