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Zara · Sold as feminine
Applejuice
A crisp apple in the palm of your hand, just picked from an orchard and ready to be enjoyed on a sunny afternoon.
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ApplejuiceBudget · under $40How it wears
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Notes Pyramid
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2012, Applejuice by Zara captures the essence of freshness and playfulness through its vibrant citrus and fruity accords. The fragrance opens with notes of apple and grapefruit, creating a zesty and uplifting start. As it evolves, the composition introduces soft florals like peony and rose, which blend seamlessly into a powdery and musky base. This transition from bright fruit to delicate flowers and a subtle warmth makes Applejuice a versatile scent for any occasion.
Apply Applejuice lightly for a more subtle effect or layer it with other scents for added depth. The citrus notes are bright but don't last long, so reapply after a few hours if you want the scent to persist throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Applejuice, Zara
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