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Tajal Aroosah
The crisp, refreshing moment when stepping into a cozy living room after a long day, where the scent of fresh fruits melds with warm powdery notes.
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Tajal AroosahBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Tajal Aroosah by ALREHAB PERFUMES is an Oriental Floral fragrance that marries the freshness of melon and watermelon with a lush heart of night-blooming cereus, freesia, and rose. The powdery base notes of milk, vanilla, iris, sandalwood, amber, and musk create a warm, comforting finish. This composition is emblematic of ALREHAB PERFUMES' distinctive blend of Eastern and Western influences, resulting in an innovative and captivating scent.
Given its weak longevity and moderate sillage, Tajal Aroosah is best applied frequently throughout the day. Opt for multiple light spritzes to keep the fresh top notes present and enjoy the lasting warmth on your skin.
Fig. 01 — Tajal Aroosah, ALREHAB PERFUMES
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