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ALREHAB PERFUMES · Sold as masculine
Blue
The brisk energy of a city street at dawn, where the crispness of citrus and fruit meets the subtle richness of floral and woody notes.
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BlueBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Blue by ALREHAB PERFUMES, launched in 2015, is an Oriental fragrance that blends the freshness of citrus and fruity notes with the warmth of floral and woody accords. The composition opens with a burst of tangerine and blackcurrant, leading into a heart of neroli, lily of the valley, and hyacinth. This creates a vibrant contrast before settling into a base of sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver that provides depth and longevity. Blue embodies ALREHAB's signature style, combining Eastern elegance with Western sophistication.
One or two sprays is sufficient — the initial burst of freshness fades within an hour but leaves behind a warm, lingering base. Best for daytime wear when its vibrant character can shine.
Fig. 01 — Blue, ALREHAB PERFUMES
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