Tunisian Citrus

Picture the first sunbeams over a lively Tunisian marketplace, where the fragrance of freshly picked citrus and the warm glow of marigolds pervade the room. This scent is an unmistakable imitation of the one and only Bal d’Afrique by Byredo. It bears the same essence as that perfume. One can safely assume that it is better than that of the original one for two reasons. First is that Tunisian Citrus is a perfume oil. So the concentration level is higher than that of the original one. Hence it may last longer than Bal d’Afrique itself. Secondly, since it is a perfume oil, with zero alcohol content in it, it is not allergic to any skin type. Well, starting with a cheerful burst of Amalfi lemon, bergamot, and black currant, Tunisian Citrus bottles this lively vibe is counterbalanced by the African orange flower's honeyed sweetness. Rather like a nice, cool citrate on a hot summer afternoon, it is energizing, motivating, and addictive. As it calms, the fragrance exposes a floral core of sof