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Citrus Taormina by The Dua Brand

Men Women 2026

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Citrus Taormina by The Dua Brand: A Refreshing Unisex with Depth Citrus Taormina is a new scent from The Dua Brand, crafted by perfumer Mahsam Raza and launched in 2026. It falls into the citrus aromatic fragrance family and is made for both men and women. Opening with blood orange and cardamom, it develops through orange blossom and bitter orange…

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About Citrus Taormina

Main accord citrus Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Mahsam Raza

Citrus Taormina by The Dua Brand: A Refreshing Unisex with Depth

Citrus Taormina is a new scent from The Dua Brand, crafted by perfumer Mahsam Raza and launched in 2026. It falls into the citrus aromatic fragrance family and is made for both men and women.

Opening with blood orange and cardamom, it develops through orange blossom and bitter orange before resting on a base of patchouli and oakmoss. The overall effect is bright yet grounded, with a distinctly European character.

The first impression is crisp and inviting. Blood orange brings a zesty, slightly sweet juiciness, while cardamom introduces a gentle spiciness that adds warmth and complexity. It's a refreshing start that avoids the sharpness of many simple citrus colognes.

In the heart, orange blossom offers a delicate floral sweetness, complemented by the tartness of bitter orange. This combination is both soothing and stimulating, creating a balanced floral-citrus accord that feels natural and unhurried.

The base notes of patchouli and oakmoss provide a solid foundation. Patchouli adds an earthy, slightly camphoraceous depth, while oakmoss contributes a green, mossy nuance. Together, they give the fragrance a mature, woody finish that lingers comfortably on the skin.

The fragrance's stated accords include citrus, warm spicy, earthy, white floral, patchouli, mossy, and woody. These layers are well integrated, resulting in a scent that evolves beautifully from the first spray to the dry-down.

Citrus Taormina excels as a versatile daily option. Its freshness makes it ideal for daytime wear in spring and summer, but the supporting spicy and mossy notes mean it can also handle cooler autumn evenings.

Mahsam Raza's composition pays tribute to the Sicilian town of Taormina, evoking images of citrus groves and Mediterranean greenery. It's a well-crafted fragrance that offers more depth than its name might suggest, appealing to those who appreciate nuance in their scents.

Those who love citrus fragrances but seek a more meaningful and long-lasting experience. Perfect for individuals who want a unisex perfume that is both refined and easygoing, with suitable sillage for work or leisure.

Citrus Taormina is a pleasant surprise from The Dua Brand. It delivers a distinctive citrus experience that never feels generic, thanks to its cardamom warmth and earthy base. A great choice for any season, though it shines particularly in warmer weather.

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