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Swiss Arabian · Sold as feminine
Li Ayunik
The quiet luxury of a late afternoon in a sunlit room, where the air is filled with the subtle warmth of spices and the soft glow of candlelight.
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Li AyunikBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Swiss Arabian's Li Ayunik is a composition that balances the crisp freshness of citrus and white flowers with the warmth of musk and vanilla. The opening notes of lemon and white flowers introduce a bright, clean energy that gradually gives way to the rich complexity of saffron and rose. As it develops, amber and apple add depth and sweetness, while the base notes of musk, vanilla, cedar, and agarwood (oud) create an enveloping warmth that is both comforting and sophisticated.
With moderate longevity and sillage, Li Ayunik builds gradually on the skin. Apply two sprays to ensure that both the bright top notes and the warm base are well balanced throughout the day. It pairs particularly well with daytime wear but can also be worn into the evening for a subtle yet enduring presence.
Fig. 01 — Li Ayunik, Swiss Arabian
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