Fresh, green, aquatic...
Charlie White perfume by Revlon is a refreshing, romantic fragrance introduced in 1994. It blends is an airy bouquet of spring blossoms and fresh summer fruit in a finely shaped glass bottle.
Created: 1994 Type: Floral - Green
Notes Top Note: Bergamot, Orange blossom Middle Note: Ozonic notes, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley (Muguet), Rose, Violet, Peach, Watermelon Base Note: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Woody accord
Recommended Use Romantic wear
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Recent reviews of Charlie White
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Review of Charlie White by Fragrancelover25
I remember getting a fragrance set of that fragrance when I was younger and I just loved it! I mostly associate it with white flowers.
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Review of Charlie White by Karen
I love Charlie White but it seems to be a seasonal item anymore. I wanted to buy some for my sister's birthday in October. I went to 3 stores and could not find it. The sales people acted like they had never heard of it.
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Review of Charlie White by Lise Deschenes
Charlie White is not my favourite by Revlon, it is not bad but my favourite is Jean Naté. Thank you, I remain, Lise Deschênes
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Review of Charlie White by Justina L.
I used to wear it almost 10 years ago - that was one of my first perfumes. Although I was in high school then, Charlie White was fresh and young enough for me to wear it every day. Today i found the empty bottle and smelled it. And I still LOVE it! For me the smell of Charlie White parfume always associated with angels..:)
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Review of Charlie White by Tressa Andrews
This is my favorite perfume of all times. Has a nice scent that is hard to describe, but on the floral side. The scent lasts all day on me without having to reapply. Cheap enough not to hurt the pocketbook, but smells nice enough to cost much more.
