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Renata
The soft hum of an upscale boutique where the scent of fresh flowers mingles with warm musk, creating a space that feels both intimate and refined.
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RenataBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019 by Ajmal, Renata is an Oriental Floral fragrance that embodies the brand's mastery of perfume making. The composition opens with a bright pink pepper and orange note, giving way to a heart of tuberose, jasmine sambac, and orchid. These floral notes are enveloped by a musky, powdery base that adds depth and warmth. Renata is a fragrance that balances freshness with sensuality, making it both approachable and alluring.
One to two sprays are enough — Renata's floral notes bloom quickly but the powdery base lingers for hours. It reads best close to skin rather than across a room, so apply it on pulse points where warmth activates its full character.
Fig. 01 — Renata, Ajmal
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The Renata line
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