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Zaharoff · Sold as unisex
Signature Citrine
The crisp morning air in an urban garden, where the sun's first rays bring out the scent of citrus fruits and aromatic herbs.
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Signature CitrineHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Signature Citrine by Zaharoff, launched in 2021, is a captivating blend of citrus and aromatic notes crafted by perfumer Claude Dir. The fragrance opens with the brightness of mandarin orange and sweet orange, punctuated by red currant, creating an invigorating freshness that immediately captures attention. As it evolves, Guatemalan cardamom and fennel introduce warm spiciness, while fig tree and jasmine add a touch of sweetness. The base notes of musk, ambergris, and oud provide a grounding warmth, ensuring the composition remains both engaging and comforting.
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points; the bright top notes will linger for a few hours before giving way to the warm base. This fragrance is best experienced close to skin rather than from across a room, so aim for areas like the neck and wrists.
Fig. 01 — Signature Citrine, Zaharoff
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Claude Dir
From Curious to Kim KardashianClaude Dir is a Master Perfumer at Mane who began his career at Quest before moving to Givaudan, building a reputation for creative, distinctive compositions.
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