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Zara Jasmine
The quiet comfort of an afternoon spent reading on a plush sofa, where the soft light filters through sheer curtains and the scent of peach and jasmine fills the air.
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Zara JasmineBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017 by Zara, Zara Jasmine is a Floral fragrance that marries the delicate sweetness of jasmine and honeysuckle with the warmth of peach. The composition opens with a bright burst of peach, which quickly gives way to the lush, floral heart of jasmine and honeysuckle. This creates an inviting contrast between fruity freshness and soft florals, making it both playful and elegant. The base note of musk adds a subtle powdery warmth, grounding the scent in a gentle embrace.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a gentle diffusion. The fruity top note fades within an hour, but the floral heart and musky base notes last throughout the day, making it perfect for daytime wear.
Fig. 01 — Zara Jasmine, Zara
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