BROWN GIRL Jane High Tea was released in 2025, it was created by Honorine Blanc. A warm floral gourmand, it has notes of Madeleine, Masala Chai, macarons, freesia, orange flower water and milk, amber, sandalwood and biscotti.
BROWN GIRL Jane is a black-owned company with made in the USA, vegan, cruelty-free, paraben-free and phthalate-free fragrances.
From the brand - "High Tea by Brown Girl Jane is a warm-floral gourmand fragrance created by perfumer Honorine Blanc and released in 2025. The scent is inspired by the fusion of French patisserie and afternoon chai rituals, blending notes of madeleine, pink chai, and biscotti with orange-flower water, freesia, creamy whipped milk, sandalwood, and amber. The composition balances buttery pastries, aromatic spices, and subtle florals, evoking the ambiance of a luxury bakery."
BROWN GIRL Jane High Tea REVIEWS
Fragrantica - "I was worried I would be disappointed but this is lovely! It has that floral opening but then has that crumbly cookie smell which is just so warm and lovely."
Fragrantica - "High Tea opens like golden hour in a sun-drenched garden party. Zesty orange and freesia meet the buttery sweetness of a madeleine, instantly cozy but elevated. At the heart is warm milk (light, soft, and nostalgic—NOT heavy, think more whipped cream than whole milk).
The dry-down is where the magic lingers. Amber and sandalwood wrap you in a creamy warmth that feels like Sunday morning in silk pajamas. I don’t know how else to describe it.
It’s giving minimalist luxury, comfort with a twist, and quiet confidence. Think dessert, but make it chic.
I will add that the inclusion of a chai biscuit note nods to the richness of Indian cuisine, a vital, beloved thread in the fabric of London culture. "
Fragrantica - "Every scent I try from Brown Girl Jane hits just right on me and I love the pale pink bottles even though some people are not into that design. Kind of gives an 80s vibe to me. Anyway. This is the 4th one I've tried. (Have the purse spray.) On me? High Tea is blooming freesia, spiced orange and sandalwood-amber warmth coming through after the dry down. I don't get a "millky" note, and wouldn't say this has a "madeleine" note - because it is a touch spicier than those yellow vanilla cookies of Proustian fame. Moderate sillage, moderate longevity on my skin. Lasts longer if I put an unscented lotion on first then spray. Is that a thing? Beautiful."
