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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Bloom Love in Valley
The crisp bite of lemon as you step into an orchard where apples hang heavy on the branches, mingling with the delicate scent of jasmine and rose.
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Bloom Love in ValleyBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2012, Bloom Love in Valley by Rasasi is a Floral Fruity fragrance that captures the essence of a sun-drenched orchard. The composition begins with a vibrant burst of lemon and galbanum, followed by juicy apple notes that bring a sense of freshness to the forefront. At its heart, jasmine and rose intertwine with fruity accords for an inviting floral bouquet. The base is warm and sensual, blending cinnamon with cedar, amber, and musk to create a captivating blend of comfort and charm.
For a balanced experience, apply two sprays to pulse points. The top notes are bright and fresh, fading within an hour, while the base notes continue to develop warmth throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Bloom Love in Valley, Rasasi
Where to buy.
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