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Zara · Sold as masculine
Blueshape
The crisp energy of an office meeting transitioning into the warmth of a casual dinner, where freshness meets subtle comfort.
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BlueshapeBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Blueshape by Zara is a aromatic spicy fragrance for men that marries the brightness of citrus with the warmth of cardamom and amber. The top notes of citruses provide an immediate freshness, while the heart note of cardamom adds a warm, spicy complexity. The base note of amber rounds out the composition with its comforting, slightly woody aroma. This blend creates a fragrance that is both refreshing and inviting, making it suitable for various occasions.
Apply two sprays for optimal wear. The citruses in the top notes are bright but fleeting, so let them settle before heading out. The cardamom and amber base will linger throughout the day, providing a warm and inviting scent that suits both daytime and evening.
Fig. 01 — Blueshape, Zara
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