Taraf White by Zimaya bottle
Zimaya

Taraf White

4.1/5 · 88 votes Feminine 2023
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.1/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day93
Night30
Spring100
Summer100
Fall50
Winter27
Our take

A woman who wants a floral that behaves like a fresh breeze rather than a heavy cloak will find a companion here. Taraf White suits the person who dresses for a warm morning walk and keeps moving through a bright afternoon. It is for someone who prefers a scent that stays close while she goes about her day, never announcing itself across a hallway. The litchi and pear open with a juicy, tropical lift that feels like sunlight on skin, while bergamot adds a clean citrus edge.

Turkish rose and peony form the heart, but the vetiver keeps the flowers from becoming a flat bouquet. That green thread gives the blend a slightly earthy posture, so the sweetness stays balanced and alert. The rose returns in the base alongside white musk, leaving a powdery, musky trace that lingers on fabric and skin through several hours of wear. It is a presence you notice when you move, not a cloud that surrounds you in stillness.

The mood fits a sunlit path beside running water, where the air feels fresh and slightly spicy. It carries the ease of a daytime routine, whether that means a market stroll or a casual meeting. The fragrance stays present through a mild morning and continues into the brighter part of the afternoon without needing attention. It does not try to dominate a room, instead offering a clean, floral aura that feels appropriate in open air and gentle warmth.

Zimaya built a composition that feels modern and light, with a fruity opening that gives way to a floral core and a musky finish. The trace remains steady through a busy morning, then settles into a soft whisper as the day continues, always staying near the body and never reaching far beyond the shoulders.

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