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Zara · Sold as feminine
Citrine Flame
The first sip of a freshly brewed coffee, followed by the indulgence of dark chocolate, as you settle into an evening with a good book and a crackling fire.
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Citrine FlameBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025, Citrine Flame by Zara is an Oriental Vanilla fragrance for women that seamlessly blends the intensity of coffee with the creamy touch of chocolate and the earthy depth of vetiver. This composition opens with a bold burst of coffee, which quickly melds into the rich, sweet embrace of chocolate. The base note of vetiver introduces a dry, earthy contrast, creating an intricate balance between warmth and texture. Citrine Flame is an intense and sophisticated aroma that combines energy and refined warmth.
Apply Citrine Flame in light layers to allow the rich warmth of its notes to develop gradually. The coffee top note is strong but fades quickly, so it's best to let the chocolate and vetiver base notes take center stage. This fragrance reads better close to skin than across a room, making it perfect for intimate moments.
Fig. 01 — Citrine Flame, Zara
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