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Zara · Sold as masculine
Saturday till 6-00 AM
The quiet intensity of an early morning after a night filled with stories, where the air is still charged and the world feels fresh and full.
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Saturday till 6-00 AMBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Saturday till 6-00 AM by Zara is a composition that captures the essence of late-night adventures and early-morning revelations. Launched in 2023, this Oriental Woody fragrance opens with a burst of salty air and strawberry, creating an unexpected contrast that feels both wild and inviting. The heart notes of bergamot and labdanum add a touch of freshness and resinous warmth, while the base of leather, fir, cashmeran, and amber rounds out the scent with rich, enveloping tones. It’s a fragrance that tells a story of long nights and the lingering memories they leave behind.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a warm embrace throughout the day. The salty top notes are fleeting, but the rich leather and amber base will linger long into the evening.
Fig. 01 — Saturday till 6-00 AM, Zara
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