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Zara · Sold as feminine
Glitter Rainbow
A splash of cool watermelon on a hot summer day — where the initial burst of fruit transitions into the serene calm of floral waters and woody depths.
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Glitter RainbowBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Glitter Rainbow by Zara was launched in 2020 as a fresh and vibrant Floral Fruity fragrance. It opens with the juicy burst of watermelon, creating an immediate sense of playfulness and freshness. This gives way to a heart of jasmine, which adds a delicate floral touch that balances the fruity top note. The base of cedar grounds the composition with its woody warmth, ensuring the scent remains playful yet sophisticated.
Apply Glitter Rainbow with two sprays to capture both its juicy top notes and the grounding base. The fruity opening is fleeting, so layering it over a light moisturizer can help extend the freshness throughout the day. This scent reads better close to skin rather than in an open room.
Fig. 01 — Glitter Rainbow, Zara
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