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Zara · Sold as feminine
Amazonia Tree
The hum of an urban botanical garden in early afternoon, where the sun filters through lush greenery and the air is filled with a mix of floral and fruity scents.
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Amazonia TreeBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Amazonia Tree by Zara was launched in 2018 as a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. The composition opens with the juicy sweetness of peach, creating an immediate sense of freshness and vitality. As it evolves, jasmine adds a soft floral touch, bridging the gap between the fruity top note and the warm sandalwood base. This blend results in a scent that is both invitingly sweet and grounded by woody notes, making it a versatile choice for various occasions.
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points for a balanced experience. The peach top note fades quickly, so this fragrance benefits from reapplication to maintain its warm and inviting character throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Amazonia Tree, Zara
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