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Zara · Sold as feminine
Zara Av. Das Americas 4666 Rio De Janeiro
A bustling street in Rio de Janeiro — where the zesty red berries mingle with juicy watermelon and the sugary warmth of a cozy nook.
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Zara Av. Das Americas 4666 Rio De JaneiroBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, Zara Av. Das Americas 4666 Rio De Janeiro is a vibrant Aromatic Fruity fragrance for women that captures the essence of a lively Brazilian street. The top note of red berries introduces an immediate burst of freshness and sweetness, while watermelon in the middle note adds a juicy, playful layer. The base notes of sugar and woody elements create a warm, comforting backdrop, making this scent both inviting and dynamic.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for maximum effect, as it blooms best when close to skin. The fruity top notes dissipate quickly, so reapply after an hour or two if you want to maintain that initial burst of freshness.
Fig. 01 — Zara Av. Das Americas 4666 Rio De Janeiro, Zara
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