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Hi - Lo Country Summer
The warm glow of late afternoon light filtering through tall trees in a sun-dappled meadow.
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Hi - Lo Country SummerBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Hi - Lo Country Summer by Zara, launched in 2019, is a Woody fragrance that captures the essence of a summer afternoon spent outdoors. The top note of bergamot brings a fresh and zesty feel, while the middle note of iris adds a subtle floral touch. Sandalwood forms the base, providing warmth and depth that linger throughout the day. This composition balances crisp freshness with earthy richness, making it perfect for those who appreciate understated elegance.
This fragrance has a long-lasting base, so one spray will suffice. The top notes of bergamot are bright but fleeting, while the sandalwood base develops its warmth over time. It’s best worn during cooler hours to avoid overwhelming the subtle nuances.
Fig. 01 — Hi - Lo Country Summer, Zara
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