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Santal Glow Eau de Toilette
The quiet grace of an afternoon in a sunlit room where the scent of violet mingles with the warmth of sandalwood, evoking a sense of serene sophistication.
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Santal Glow Eau de ToiletteBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Santal Glow Eau de Toilette by Zara was launched in 2020 as a Floral fragrance that balances the crispness of freesia with the warmth of sandalwood. The top note of freesia introduces a fresh, vibrant energy, while the heart of violet adds an unexpected depth and softness. This composition is anchored by the rich earthiness of sandalwood, creating a warm, powdery base that lingers on the skin. Santal Glow feels like a modern interpretation of classic floral-woody scents, designed to be both elegant and approachable.
Apply two sprays to pulse points; the freesia top note fades within the first hour, making way for the powdery and woody base notes. This fragrance is best suited for daytime wear when its fresh and warm tones are most noticeable.
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