White tea in cosmetics: extract or fragrance name?

White tea extract and a white tea scent are not the same. A quick look at the list of ingredients will help you make your choice.

White tea in cosmetics: extract or fragrance name?

White tea in cosmetics: extract or fragrance name?

White and green tea come from the tea plant Camellia sinensis. They differ, among other things, in processing. Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract may appear in the list of ingredients for both. Whether white tea was actually used for this can only be explained by the more precise manufacturer’s information. A tea name on the front can also describe a fragrance.

The Arencia Fresh Cloud Body & Scalp Scrub White Tea & Neroli is a body and scalp scrub with glycerin, sugar, salt and fragrance. Apply it gently to damp skin and then rinse it off. If you are specifically looking for a tea extract, look for Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract in the ingredients list.

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