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Zara · Sold as feminine
Merino Musk
The moment you step into a freshly laundered sweater — where the powdery softness of merino wool meets the subtle musky undertones, creating an instant sense of home and contentment.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by Zara, Merino Musk is a powdery and musky fragrance that evokes a sense of warmth and comfort. The composition opens with the soft sweetness of caramel and lily, creating an enveloping embrace before settling into notes of patchouli and white florals. This fragrance is neither overpowering nor understated, striking a balance between cozy familiarity and subtle sophistication.
Merino Musk has a relatively short top note phase; two sprays on your pulse points will ensure that the powdery and musky heart notes take center stage. It pairs well with cool evenings but can also be enjoyed during the day for its warm, comforting presence.
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