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Narjis
The first sip of a freshly brewed cup of tea, where the subtle sweetness of caramel and the crispness of lilac intertwine to create a comforting yet uplifting moment.
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NarjisBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020, Narjis by ALREHAB PERFUMES is a floral fruity fragrance that blends the crispness of lilac and fruity notes with the warmth of caramel and musk. The composition opens with a bright burst of freshness before transitioning into a powdery base that adds depth and comfort. This scent embodies the innovative spirit of ALREHAB PERFUMES, which has long distinguished itself by combining Eastern influences with Western perfumery techniques.
Narjis is best applied in light layers. The fruity top notes are bright but fleeting, while the musk and powdery base notes settle in for a longer-lasting effect. For optimal wear, apply it close to your pulse points where warmth can help release its full character.
Fig. 01 — Narjis, ALREHAB PERFUMES
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