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Orientica · Sold as feminine
Deen Sahir
The quiet confidence of an afternoon in a sunlit room, where white florals mingle with woody warmth and the subtle sweetness of vanilla.
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Deen SahirHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Deen Sahir by Orientica was launched in 2018 as an Oriental Floral fragrance that seamlessly blends white and yellow florals with woody, citrus, and amber accords. The composition opens with a bright burst of bergamot before transitioning into the lush and warm notes of ylang-ylang, jasmine, and orange blossom. Cedar and amber provide depth and warmth to the base, while vanilla adds a touch of sweetness that lingers on the skin.
Given its long-lasting nature, one or two sprays are sufficient to ensure that the fragrance stays close to your skin throughout the day. The moderate sillage means it reads better up close rather than filling a room, making it perfect for intimate settings.
Fig. 01 — Deen Sahir, Orientica
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