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Bvlgari · Sold as unisex
Sahare
The quiet intensity of an afternoon coffee break where the scent of fresh blooms and warm spices intertwine, creating a moment of unexpected comfort.
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SaharePremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by Bvlgari and crafted by Yann Vasnier, Sahare is a captivating Oriental Floral fragrance for both women and men. It opens with the brightness of lemon and bergamot, which gives way to the rich complexity of Taif rose and black pepper, creating an aromatic tension that is both fresh and spicy. The base notes of ambergris and myrrh add warmth and depth, grounding the composition in a subtle animalic quality that feels luxurious without being heavy.
Apply Sahare to pulse points for a lasting warmth that builds over time. The spicy top notes will fade within two hours but allow the base to settle into your skin for a more intimate experience throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Sahare, Bvlgari
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Yann Vasnier
Global aromaticsYann Vasnier is a senior perfumer at Givaudan who has brought a global, cosmopolitan sensibility to the houses he works with.
Designer Bvlgari
More from the house · founded 1946 · Italy
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