Blood OrangeOpens with
LicoriceHeart
CaramelDries down to
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Spell Caramel
The moment you step into a cozy kitchen where caramel is simmering on the stove, and the air is filled with the scent of freshly baked goods.
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The story behind the bottle.
Spell Caramel by Zara is a fragrance that balances the sweetness of caramel with an invigorating citrus punch. Launched in 2023 and crafted by perfumer Jordi Fernández, this composition opens with blood orange and ginger, adding a fresh spicy twist to the otherwise rich caramel base. The heart notes of cardamom and licorice bring warmth and depth, while osmanthus adds a soft floral touch that rounds out the overall profile.
Apply Spell Caramel in light layers; the blood orange top notes are bright but can be overpowering if used heavily. The caramel base takes about an hour to fully bloom, making it ideal for wear in the evening or late afternoon.
Fig. 01 — Spell Caramel, Zara
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