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Samba
The sun-drenched patio of a bustling café, where the scent of citrus and flowers mingles with the earthy aroma of nearby greenery.
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SambaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Samba by Perfumer's Workshop was launched in 1987 and stands out for its vibrant blend of citrus and floral notes. The opening is bright and zesty, with a burst of freshness that cuts through the air like a tropical breeze. As it evolves, the white florals come into focus, adding a subtle sweetness to the composition, while earthy and mossy undertones lend depth and complexity. This fragrance captures the essence of a lively summer day, where the sun's warmth is balanced by the coolness of nature.
Apply Samba in light spritzes to allow its bright citrus top notes to shine without overpowering. The mossy and earthy base notes develop slowly, so it’s best enjoyed close to skin rather than from a distance. Perfect for daytime wear when you want an energetic yet balanced scent.
Fig. 01 — Samba, Perfumer's Workshop
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