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Zara · Sold as feminine
Wild Boost
A sunlit kitchen where the aroma of fresh melon and raspberries mingles with the cozy warmth of vanilla, creating a space filled with joy and vitality.
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Wild BoostBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2021 by Zara, Wild Boost is a vibrant and energetic fragrance that captures the essence of freshness and sweetness. The composition opens with a burst of melon, bringing an ozonic and aquatic freshness to the top notes. This is followed by the juicy heart of raspberry, which adds a playful sweetness. As it settles, vanilla emerges as a base note, providing warmth and comfort. Wild Boost is designed to evoke a sense of joy and liveliness, making it perfect for those who want to make an uplifting statement.
Apply Wild Boost lightly — the ozonic top notes are bright but dissipate quickly. The base note of vanilla provides lasting warmth, so one or two sprays to the wrists and neck will keep you feeling uplifted throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Wild Boost, Zara
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