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004: Ultra Glitch
The tension of an early morning commute, where spicy heat from a quick breakfast contrasts with the cool, crisp air outside.
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004: Ultra GlitchBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Zara's 004: Ultra Glitch is an Oriental Spicy fragrance for men that launched in the 2020s. The composition opens with a gourmand accord, blending vanilla and benzoin into a warm, comforting base. Black pepper adds a sharp edge to this otherwise sweet and musky mix, creating a tension between warmth and spice. Cashmere wood, akigalawood, and guaiac wood provide a rich woody undertone that grounds the scent in earthy depth.
Ultra Glitch has a long-lasting base, so one generous spray is enough to carry you through the day. The gourmand notes are prominent at first but give way to the woody and musky accords over time. Best worn during cooler weather or in settings where warmth feels inviting.
Fig. 01 — 004: Ultra Glitch, Zara
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