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Lattafa Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Musk Candy Rose
The moment when the sun sets on a lively day, and the air becomes filled with the scent of blooming flowers and warm musk.
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Musk Candy RoseBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Musk Candy Rose by Lattafa Perfumes is a composition that balances the sweetness of rose and citrus with the enveloping warmth of white musk and amber. The opening notes of citruses and rose are bright and uplifting, creating an immediate sense of freshness and joy. As the fragrance evolves, the powdery musk and rich amber notes provide a comforting base, transforming the scent into something deeply enveloping and intimate.
Apply this fragrance liberally to ensure that both the bright top notes and the enveloping base notes are fully experienced. The powdery musk and amber take time to develop, so allow a few minutes for the scent to settle on your skin before heading out.
Fig. 01 — Musk Candy Rose, Lattafa Perfumes
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