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Gisada · Sold as unisex
Fata Morgana
The hush of an early morning hike through a misty forest, where the air is filled with crisp citrus and floral notes that slowly give way to earthy warmth.
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Fata MorganaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fata Morgana by Gisada is a captivating Oriental Floral fragrance that launched in 2025, blending the crisp freshness of citrus with rich, warm spices and sensuous florals. The opening notes of clementine and bergamot are like a burst of morning light, while peony and magnolia soften into a lush floral heart. Saffron adds an unexpected depth, creating tension between sweetness and earthiness. As the scent settles, oud provides a smoky backdrop to vanilla and tonka bean, resulting in a warm and enveloping base.
Apply Fata Morgana in small amounts; it blooms gradually on the skin. The fresh top notes are most prominent in the first hour but give way to an enveloping base that lasts well into the evening.
Fig. 01 — Fata Morgana, Gisada
Where to buy.
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