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Al Haramain Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Husna
The brisk morning air in a modern city, where crisp citrus notes blend with the subtle musk of leather seats on a subway car.
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HusnaBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Husna by Al Haramain Perfumes is a fragrance that seamlessly blends the crisp freshness of citrus with the warmth and depth of woody accords. The opening notes of lemon and mandarin orange are bright and invigorating, creating an immediate sense of clarity and uplift. As these top notes fade, they give way to a heart of rose and violet, which adds a layer of softness and complexity. The base notes of sandalwood and musk ground the composition with earthy warmth, making Husna both inviting and enduring.
Apply Husna during the day for its strong sillage and moderate longevity. The citrus top notes will brighten your morning commute, while the base notes provide a warm undercurrent that lasts through the afternoon.
Fig. 01 — Husna, Al Haramain Perfumes
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