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Florella by Anfar 1950

Women 2024

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Florella by Anfar 1950: A Fresh Floral-Woody Fragrance Anfar 1950 presents Florella, a women's fragrance launched in 2024. Created by perfumer Ahmedullah Anfar, this scent offers a refined yet contemporary feel, combining bright florals with a warm, woody base. With its fresh opening and elegant dry-down, Florella is designed for women who appreciate a perfume that can transition effortlessly from…

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Main accord fruity Year 2024 Gender Women Perfumer Ahmedullah Anfar

Florella by Anfar 1950: A Fresh Floral-Woody Fragrance

Anfar 1950 presents Florella, a women's fragrance launched in 2024. Created by perfumer Ahmedullah Anfar, this scent offers a refined yet contemporary feel, combining bright florals with a warm, woody base.

With its fresh opening and elegant dry-down, Florella is designed for women who appreciate a perfume that can transition effortlessly from day to evening.

The top notes burst with jasmine, lychee, redcurrant, and saffron, creating a juicy, fresh opening with just a hint of exotic spice. It's an inviting start that draws you into the heart of the fragrance.

Rose is the star of the heart, accompanied by ambergris and Amberwood. This blend adds a creamy, warm depth, creating a smooth bridge to the base notes.

The base is composed of cedar, vanilla, fir, and vetiver. Smoky woods are softened by sweet vanilla and the crisp green of fir, resulting in a comforting, long-lasting trail.

Floral, fruity, and woody accords come together with a gentle amber warmth, making Florella a balanced composition for everyday elegance. Whether worn at work or at a weekend event, it stands out without being overpowering.

Early reviews give Florella an average rating of 4.25 out of 5, confirming that this new release has found its audience among lovers of sophisticated feminine fragrances.

Florella suits women who enjoy floral-woody scents with a fresh edge. It's perfect for those who want an easy-to-wear perfume that still feels distinctive and modern.

Florella is a graceful addition to the Anfar 1950 collection. Its subtle balance of fresh fruits, delicate florals, and warm woods makes it a versatile feminine fragrance that leaves a memorable impression.

White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Flowers Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams Woods and mosses

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  1. marco_poivre

    I smelt it in a perfume shop and it’s delicious! One spray on skin and it lasts for hours and hours; it easily reaches 8 hours with good sillage. NOTE: It was just a single test spray. I recommend not spraying it on clothes as it’s a Perfume Extract and its consistency is very oily. I didn’t buy it because I’d never heard of this brand and thought it was an imitation of Afnan or Armaf (I saw some very similar to the Club de Nuit line with the same cap and format, but it said ANFAR).

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