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Celadon
The crisp air in an urban park where the scent of fresh fruit mingles with the gentle warmth of a cozy sweater.
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CeladonBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by Zara and crafted by perfumer Alexandra Carlin, Celadon is a fragrance that defies the expected. Opening with pear and bergamot, it introduces a fresh, fruity brightness before transitioning into a heart of jasmine and rose, which adds a touch of floral softness. The base notes of vanilla and amber create a warm, powdery comfort that lingers long after the initial burst of freshness fades.
Apply this fragrance lightly — the pear and bergamot top notes are bright but fleeting. The powdery base will develop over time, making it perfect for daytime wear that evolves into a subtle warmth as the day progresses.
Fig. 01 — Celadon, Zara
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Alexandra Carlin
Literature translated into scentAlexandra Carlin is a French perfumer at Symrise who discovered her passion for perfumery at eighteen and trained at ISIPCA in Versailles, graduating in 2002.
Designer Zara
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