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Zara · Sold as feminine
Go Fruity Glitter
The excitement of a first date — where the anticipation is as sweet as the burst of fruit, and the subtle powdery notes hint at a delicate touch.
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Go Fruity GlitterBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024, Go Fruity Glitter by Zara is a vibrant and playful fragrance that captures the essence of youthful energy. The composition opens with bright apple and peach notes, creating an immediate sense of freshness and sweetness. As it develops, iris and rose add depth and a touch of sophistication to the mix, while vanilla lends warmth and comfort. The powdery and green accords bring a delicate balance, making this fragrance feel both classic and modern.
Apply Go Fruity Glitter to pulse points for a lasting effect. The fruity top notes are bright but fade quickly, so a second application after an hour can help maintain its playful freshness throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Go Fruity Glitter, Zara
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