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Sahar by Rasasi is a potent unisex fragrance leaning into oriental floral and woody musk territory. It opens with bright jasmine, settles into a spicy… Show more

Sahar by Rasasi is a potent unisex fragrance leaning into oriental floral and woody musk territory. It opens with bright jasmine, settles into a spicy, resinous, and woody heart, and maintains a long-lasting presence on the skin. Ideal for cooler weather or formal evening wear, this oil-based scent demands a light hand to appreciate its complex, musky base notes. Show less

Odah Al Abiad by Rasasi is a distinctive woody and powdery fragrance designed for those who appreciate a blend of traditional oriental character with… Show more

Odah Al Abiad by Rasasi is a distinctive woody and powdery fragrance designed for those who appreciate a blend of traditional oriental character with modern versatility. It opens with a crisp touch of bergamot and spicy accents, shifting quickly into a heart dominated by sandalwood and lily of the valley. It serves as a comfortable, enduring choice for daily wear during moderate. Show less

Musc Bleu Absolu is a clean, close-to-skin musk that reads like freshly washed skin and soft fabric. Reviewers describe it as cool and dewy rather tha… Show more

Musc Bleu Absolu is a clean, close-to-skin musk that reads like freshly washed skin and soft fabric. Reviewers describe it as cool and dewy rather than marine, with a light, “wet hair after a shower” freshness and only a gentle floral lift. It stays understated, more comfort scent than statement, and can suit warm weather, daytime, or bedtime when you want your. Show less

L'Orgie (Orgia) reads as a vintage floral aldehyde with a bright, soapy opening, soft rose and lily-of-the-valley in the heart, and a mossy, musky bas… Show more

L'Orgie (Orgia) reads as a vintage floral aldehyde with a bright, soapy opening, soft rose and lily-of-the-valley in the heart, and a mossy, musky base that keeps it elegant rather than sugary. It feels polished, feminine, and distinctly old-school. Community feedback suggests a refined scent trail without overwhelming weight, so it may suit shoppers who enjoy classic floral structure, clean aldehydes, and. Show less

Grès released Alix in 1981 as a sharp chypre floral, opening with a blast of soapy aldehydes and crisp bergamot. The heart quickly turns bitter and st… Show more

Grès released Alix in 1981 as a sharp chypre floral, opening with a blast of soapy aldehydes and crisp bergamot. The heart quickly turns bitter and stemmy as galbanum takes control alongside dry spices and muted floral notes. In the base, heavy oakmoss pairs with sticky labdanum, dark patchouli, cedar, sandalwood, and musk. This is a vintage structure built for cold spring rains or crisp autumn evenings when you want serious mossy depth. It sits dry and earthy on skin, projecting clearly for hours without relying on modern gourmand sweetness. Show less

Restless opens with a bright splash of bergamot, lemon, lime and mandarin over a salty marine breeze. As it settles, the citrus stays sharp while juni… Show more

Restless opens with a bright splash of bergamot, lemon, lime and mandarin over a salty marine breeze. As it settles, the citrus stays sharp while juniper, soft spice and Timbersilk add a cool aromatic woodiness. The base brings ambrox, musk, amber, patchouli, vanilla and oakmoss, giving it a clean but textured dry-down. It looks best suited to shoppers who like fresh scents. Show less

Mon Capitaine opens with a sharp burst of dried plum, dark roasted coffee, and bitter citrus before settling into a dense heart of unburnt tobacco lea… Show more

Mon Capitaine opens with a sharp burst of dried plum, dark roasted coffee, and bitter citrus before settling into a dense heart of unburnt tobacco leaves and ground cardamom. The initial sweetness stays restrained, backed by an unexpected trace of salt and cool mineral water. As hours pass, smoky labdanum and damp oakmoss take over the skin while vanilla softens the edges. It sits close enough for autumn dinners, leather jackets, and crisp October nights without choking out a quiet room. Show less