Men
Sunrise On The Red Sand Dunes
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Descripción
Sunrise On The Red Sand Dunes by Zara is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition is signed by perfumer Mylène Alran. Upon opening, bergamot and ginger take a vibrant first step; the heart reveals mandarin, orange blossom and blackcurrant, while the base settles with musk and amber.
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A gem, but a Zara gem. I do not know Imagination but this smells delicious, excellent longevity, excellent quality, applause for Zara 👏.
Excellent scent, fresh citrus opening that explodes upon spraying, really surprised me because the declared notes are noticeable (bergamot, tangerine, orange blossom). It is true that after an hour it stops projecting and stays skin scent for about 3-4 hours with a pleasant soapy aroma. Clearly it does not last long and projects little, but for the price it does not hurt to reapply. Worth it for spring and summer, very pleasant, and everyone who has tried it has liked it.
It smells good, but falls short on performance. I think there are other clones that resemble Imagination more. In my opinion, it is overrated.
Very citrusy and sharp at first, even slightly astringent. The ginger is very noticeable for the first half-hour, then the orange blossom takes over. Fresh, delicious, and affordable. Its only flaw is longevity: after an hour and a half it is skin scent, and by two hours it is just a memory.
I have used it again with the launch of the Intense (I hope Fragrantica updates, though with Zara’s pace it is difficult). It is exceptional value for money. If you like citrus and woody notes, moving away from the classic, try it. Now, with the new Intense, it is hard to recommend. Only if you want more sparkle, freshness, and initial projection, or on hot days, since the new version improves perceived quality and above all longevity. The new one is denser and darker. Here they have got the name right: it is the same but more ‘Intense’.
A work of art… an ephemeral one. It lasts less than Mexico in the World Cup and has less projection than John Carter.
It is an outstanding perfume for Zara. The scent is very citrusy, then I notice ginger. Longevity and projection are moderate. Considering the price, I highly recommend it. It is very easy to wear, both on cold and hot days.
I have not tried Imagination, so I cannot compare it, and for the price it would be unfair. I bought it on offer and it is the best Zara perfume I have owned. It is very citrusy, with that spicy and musky undertone that gives it a good punch (though brief). It lasts better than expected, but being from Zara, do not expect more than 4 hours. At first, it is sharp and projects well; after three hours, it becomes more intimate, almost only on your wrist. Would I buy it again? Yes, excellent value for money, it does not hurt to reapply, smells delicious, and I receive good compliments. If you live in a scorching summer, it will be pleasant.
Please Zara, do not take it off the market. If you like citrus, it is a 10/10 for the price. It is a clean, pleasant citrus that no one can dislike. I love wearing it on my skin all day. I own both this and the Intense version, using both: this for daily wear and the Intense for special occasions. I am not an expert, just a regular user.
A sweet citrus for all year round. It could be your signature because it is long-lasting. Unbeatable value for money.
It smells a bit like LV Imagination, but nothing more. I bought it for that reason and was disappointed. It has a floral touch over the citrus, very synthetic. It does not smell bad, nor is it wonderful, and certainly does not replace the LV, which lasts longer. Here, the longevity is very poor. The only good thing is the price, but Vibrant Leather is much better crafted for 19 euros. That is a true bargain; this one left me cold.
It’s not the ‘quality’ they claim. It’s acceptable, but at $25 in Chile there are better options, such as the Arabic dupes. It smells good, fresh and potent at the start, but after 3-4 hours it disappears. Perhaps the £19 box price explains why it is.
Ideal for the heat, an energising fragrance. The blend of bergamot, tangerine and ginger gives the sensation of a rich, refreshing iced tea. It lasts 3 or 4 hours with good projection at the start, then leaves a soft trail. Very well done by Zara, competitive quality and price.
Absolutely a Zara gem! Wish it would never be discontinued. The longevity on clothes is immense, less so on skin. For those who like ginger, it’s well recommended, balanced and versatile for all occasions.
I bought it today. Although it doesn’t last long and has little sillage, how rich it is! It’s one of those fragrances for smelling yourself, with a very good price. Recommended!
The tangerine and bergamot dominate the opening, super sweet and explosive, perhaps due to the amber, making it all a bit artificial. It’s energising but annoying. Unlike Imagination, the bergamot and ginger are barely noticeable. It doesn’t give a sense of quality. In the dry-down they come a little closer. It’s a masculine scent; for over 35s it’s too sweet and lacks elegance, but it could work for younger people.
This one takes a different direction. It doesn’t smell soapy like the Imagination clones, but rather fruity, reminiscent of Pacific Chill. I loved it!
If you love citrus and want to look after your wallet, you’ve come to the right place. It outperforms most designer perfumes. Zara has raised the bar considerably of late.
To be honest, it has its good and bad points. I’m particular about the opening and dry-down; here the opening is strong and smells like cleaner, but it improves once it dries. I bought a decant and saved myself. Always try decants first, as every nose is different.
To me, it smells too much like talcum powder; not worth the hype. It doesn’t last at all, just like most of Zara’s range here in Argentina.
I love it. Every nose is a world; it lasts enough for me (over 7 hours) and doesn’t hurt to reapply given the price. It has a very citrusy opening (and some don’t like it), but it satisfies me from start to finish. Try it before buying.
Zara, with that talent of making perfumes costing less than a vermouth, decided to bottle a desert dawn. With red sand and catalogue mystique. They called it Sunrise on the Red Sand Dunes because ‘Citrus with woods’ didn’t sound romantic enough. And hey, they didn’t do too badly. A citrus explosion with bergamot and tangerine that hits the spot. Fresh, vibrant, clean. It has that youthful kick that works well. Then comes the orange blossom with ginger, an exotic air. It’s not deep, but it has charm. Drying down, it leaves a base of musk and amber that doesn’t smell like plasticine. It delivers. It doesn’t conquer cities, but it can save an afternoon. It’s a perfume for days without pretensions.
This is the closest dupe to Imagination I’ve sniffed, but it lasts only 2 hours.
I recommend the Intense version. Although it smells good, you have to spray it heavily to notice it. For a little more, buy the Intense.
No intention to diminish Zara’s success, but the scent is like lemon dishwashing liquid. It’s peculiar, fresh, neat and a touch futuristic. It lasted me about 5 hours, not bad for the price. If Imagination smells like this, I’ll save my 300€.
A radiant opening where bergamot blends with ginger to create a luminous, spiced atmosphere, like the first rays of the sun. The dry-down is lively, citrusy and sparkling. In the heart, the tangerine intertwines with orange blossom and blackberry, creating a contrast between light and shadow. The settling is soft, with a discreet amber and a musky base that maintains serenity. It speaks of freedom and new beginnings. A clean, tranquil elegance. If it had colour, it would be a pale, translucent orange, like a desert sky before dawn.
It’s a delight, an energising fragrance full of soapy citrus energy. What’s peculiar is that it lasts a fortune; I’ve still smelled it up close after 20 hours, which is rare for a citrus, especially from Zara. I don’t understand why others say it doesn’t last; perhaps it works wonders on my skin.
It’s good: yes. It’s different: yes. It’s cheap: yes. It’s fascinating: in my opinion, no. It’s a rich citrus fragrance and that’s all. It’s not bad, but it didn’t blow my mind as the reviewers claim. Perhaps it didn’t grab me, but taste is subjective. My rating: 7.
Reminds me of Acqua di Parma’s cologne soap, but with the citrus cranked up to maximum and an amber touch. The ginger is strong here. Performance is decent for summer use. Suitable for the office if you don’t go overboard.
I don’t understand this bloke’s success. He forced me to shower immediately and wash all my clothes. It smells of rotten tangerine, very rotten, as if you’d mixed the fruit with dirty bleach from start to finish.
I love it. Although it tries to be like the LV Imagination, it moves away quite a bit to have its own soul. As a dupe, it’s bad, it lacks that typical black tea note of the LV, but as a fragrance on its own it’s a 10/10. The dry down is softly sweet and embraces the citrus opening. Personally, I prefer this to the LV or dupes like the Full House, because I’m not a fan of tea; this Zara suits me better, which I’d describe as a white lemon caramel. 🍋
I don’t understand how they allow people to insult and lie about how perfumes smell just because they cost £30 and not £400, or because they’ve heard them for five minutes and already give lectures. What do you expect from a fragrance costing £30 in a shop? Do you know the juggling acts required to make something decent against a £400 one? Anyway, I’m getting heated. Very summarised: opens with citrus and leaves a very good orange scent. Very versatile for everything. For £30 you have more than enough perfume.
Very sparkling and energising opening, almost identical to the LV Imagination at first, but it differs a bit as it dries. Very pleasant and with good performance in the first half hour, but then it fades quite a bit, staying close to the skin for about two hours. Maybe letting it mature for a few months could help. Olfactorily, it’s highly recommended.
It’s a marvel. I tried it over a year ago at Zara and was blown away; thanks to it I discovered the DNA of the Imagination and now the LV one is my favourite, I bought the 200ml. I use it for the gym and no one is bothered. It’s brilliant! PS: I like the original more than the intense, because the classic is more transparent and the intense can be overwhelming.
This gem from Zara has a citrus, fresh, and spiced profile with a touch of white floral that makes it unique. The opening is fruity and aromatic, maintaining that constant freshness. I love it and I was surprised that it lasts a long time on the skin, something rare in this style. The trail is short but the scent is noticeable for hours. It smells super clean, fresh, and with a relaxing marine nuance. The citrus is the best, vibrant and natural. As it dries, it becomes a blue cologne, denser and more versatile. Ideal for going out, the gym, or work: it’s not suffocating, discreet but persistent.
I’d almost say I like it more than the Imagination and it lasts as long as the LV one or more. At least it reminds me a lot of that one, but without the tea.
For the price, it’s very good. Smells rich and lasts longer than usual for Zara. Perfect for the gym or things like that, honestly.
I tried it with hope thinking it was the same as the Imagination from a friend, but they have nothing to do with each other. The LV one is citrusy and green, beautiful. This Zara one takes a different path; it didn’t even remind me of the LV one sincerely.
The mistake is comparing it to the LV one; Zara is cheap and has its limits. The citrus opening cuts a bit for me and smells synthetic, but then it softens with sweet notes like blue. After a while, more floral and sweet, it’s great for the office: heads don’t turn, but you don’t look bad either. For the price, you need to reapply, but it lasts more than five hours on the skin. If you don’t expect miracles, it’s worth it.
It’s a Zara classic for lasting well and projecting. At first, it didn’t grab me, but in the end, I bought it and it’s not for fighting. Ideal for summer if you want to switch from the aquatic ones. The citrus note smells a bit artificial, but no one cares when you’re out with the girl; my balls will notice. Perfect for normal nights out, neither for daily wear nor for parties. A hug.