SageOpens with
Orange BlossomHeart
VetiverDries down toWill you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Zara · Sold as masculine
Crude
A walk through a dew-covered meadow just before sunrise, where earthy herbs mingle with subtle floral notes and the grounding scent of vetiver.
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CrudeBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Crude by Zara is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men that was launched in 2018. The composition opens with sage, providing an earthy and herbaceous freshness before transitioning into the soft floral notes of orange blossom. This delicate balance leads to a grounding vetiver base, which adds depth and warmth. Crude stands out not just as a scent but as a statement of natural simplicity, blending elements that evoke both the outdoors and a refined essence.
Apply Crude lightly — the sage top note is fresh but fleeting. The orange blossom heart adds a delicate touch that blooms over time, while the vetiver base provides lasting warmth. Best suited for daytime wear, where its natural simplicity shines through.
Fig. 01 — Crude, Zara
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