Kuwait - Saved For The Glory
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Kuwait - Saved For The Glory
Discover the essence of Kuwait with this amazing fragrance from Taif Al Emarat's GCC Collection. Inspired by the nation's rich history and natural beauty, Kuwait encapsulates the spirit of a land renowned for its prosperity and resilience. The top notes of rosemary, sea pearl, and cardamom evoke the fresh, invigorating atmosphere of the Gulf Coast. The heart notes of saffron, jasmine, and tonka bean add a touch of warmth and sweetness, while the base notes of amber, sandalwood, vanilla, and oud create a deep, luxurious fragrance that reflects the enduring legacy of Kuwait.
Top Notes: Rosemary, Sea pearl, Cardamom
Heart Notes: Saffron, Jasmine, Tonka Bean
Base Notes: Amber, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Oud
How to use:
For a long-lasting fragrance experience, spritz your perfume onto your pulse points. These are areas where your body heat naturally diffuses scent – think wrists, inner elbows, neck (below the hairline), and even behind the knees. Hold the perfume 4-6 inches away and give yourself 1-2 sprays per pulse point. Remember, a little goes a long way, so you can always add more later if needed.
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