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Zara · Sold as feminine
Osmanthus - Tale Of Feminity
The soft rustle of silk dresses in an elegant living room, where the scent of fresh peaches and delicate flowers intertwines with a hint of refined leather.
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Osmanthus - Tale Of FeminityBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Osmanthus - Tale Of Feminity by Zara was launched in 2018 as a sophisticated blend that marries fruity and floral notes with an unexpected twist. The fragrance opens with the juicy sweetness of peach, which gradually gives way to the delicate and enchanting scent of osmanthus. At its heart lies a hint of leather, adding a subtle animalic depth that contrasts beautifully with the freshness above. This composition is both inviting and mysterious, creating a distinctive olfactory experience.
Start with one spray to let the peach top note shine through initially. As it settles into the osmanthus and leather base, reapply lightly if you want more presence later in the day. This fragrance is best experienced close to skin rather than projecting strongly across a room.
Fig. 01 — Osmanthus - Tale Of Feminity, Zara
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