Cold Zamzam
Fragrance notes
Character
The bench sits in a patch of sun where the air still carries a faint morning dampness. A bowl of sliced melon and pineapple rests on the wood, their juices beading on the surface, while a handful of cranberries and strawberries spill across the side. Lotus petals float in a glass of water nearby, cool and clean. As the air moves through the garden, jasmine climbs over the fence and black currant leaves brush against the path, adding a dark, tart edge to the bright fruit. The scent settles close to the skin like a second layer, sweet but not heavy, with an ozonic lift that feels like a breeze moving across open water. Violet presses gently into the mix, its powdery softness blurring the edges of the fruit, while sandalwood adds a smooth, pale woodiness and musk keeps the whole scene anchored in something warm and human.
Feras Aleem composed this 2024 release for Crystal Water as a floral fruity fragrance that feels equally at home on women and men. The scene stays right here, in this garden moment, where the fruit never quite tips into candy and the flowers never overwhelm the air. White petals catch the light as the currant lingers in the background, tart and quiet. Powder drifts from the violet like fine dust on a windowsill, and the sandalwood hums steadily beneath it all. The air tastes of fresh spice and clean skin, a mix that belongs to open windows and long afternoons where the light falls across the yard in shifting
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