La Yuqawam Men – Eau De Parfum 75ml – Rasasi by Rasasi

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For example, some top note citrus scents smell stronger immediately upon application, while a lavender middle note may be sensed after some time from application as the top note evaporates. The soft, smooth, rich and lingering woodiness of sandalwood with a hint of green notes subdues the animalist leather and Indian oud with sumptous helping from amber. Think jazz clubs after dark, chance encounters with the opposite sex and impressions left in all the right ways. The juice opens with a BLAST of super-strong leather that has been over-treated with chemicals against dying-out. Although I am a fan of leather scents and Rasasi, I can't get anything out of this one, even after trying it several times.

We also visited the Giza Pyramids and I will never forget the mysterious smell I smelled in the passage in the Cheops Pyramid. Wear time is going to be all day with this one, and best use for me is going to be fall through maybe early spring as something for formal situations or when you want to feel classy and mature. It's been a long time since I sampled Tuscan Leather proper, but I remember it feeling smokier than this. It is so strong that in my opinion, I might find it a little overbearing during the summer, but the amber, the tonka bean, and the vanilla make it perfect for fall and winter. But in the dry down, I get nothing but bitter hairspray and something astringent and sharp that does not quit!Bold, bitter, suede-like leather with a family resemblance to the likes of Tuscan Leather and Aoud Leather, but to be found cheaper than both. Habe nun sowohl Tuscan Lather Von Tom Ford als auch diesen vermeintlichen Duftzwilling aus dem Hause Rasasi. My only complaint is that Rasasi don't fill the bottle up to capacity here - you get 75ml when the bottle seems like it would easily hold 100ml. This unisex fragrance seduces with classic Middle Eastern incense notes topping a heart of mysterious.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In a way this makes it more versatile than TL, I would have zero problem wearing La Yuq to the office or for a casual outing. Godolphin is just more sophisticated and posh in all the right ways whereas this one just goes right for the throat with that smoky incense, tobacco leaf, and amber, with the raspberry peeking its head out here and there.A fragrance that speaks of textures centered around an oriental and mysterious sensuality and imagined as layers of pink, purple and plum hues. He thought it was nice but one of "those heavier ones", which he always mentions whenever I wear something that has oud in it. Whereby - sometimes something raspberryy comes through, but as if it had been candied - but this raspberry is very reserved. At first, when I first sprayed it, the top notes seemed overwhelming as it felt as if just one spray started to fill the room and my nose got a little overwhelmed.

Be aware that this does have that same sharp background aromachemical that Erba Pura and its dupes have, but it's much better blended here and less screechy metallic than in Lattafa's Ana Abiyedh, for example. Yes I got the goddamn coke smell from TL, it's just hard to describe it to someone who never did blow so I didn't want to bother. Hours after application the smell becomes beautifully balanced the top notes of L+T are still there but not "in your face".The same goes for some rare and precious flowers that open to the soft and reassuring light of a thousand distant stars.

Freed from the lim After 12 hours it is a very pleasant mixture reminiscent of pulped berries in the pocket of my leather coat. If you're someone that loves this style and already has the Tom Ford or Parfums de Marly takes on this concept, La Yuqawam may still be a good thing to explore as it is the most "macho" of the three thanks to the dark tobacco riff in the base. The fruits in Jasmine whisp are sweeter and strong and Cosmic is lighter and airer and is supposed to be a dupe for BR540.

A strong perfumy smell, not fresh fruits, not tropical fruits, very synthetic smelling typical nauseating perfume smell. In Tobacco Blaze, the signature leather accord of the La Yuqawam masculine series melts with audacious aldehydic notes, fashioning a perfume that pays ultimate homage to the warm, dark, intense yet sophisticated sensuality of the contemporary man. There is something in here that is headache inducing for me, I’m not sure if it’s a note or just the way it projects. In the beginning the raspberry comes out sweet, but at the same time with something very gentle and leathery, so by no means obtrusive, but rather harmoniously complex. Let's just say that when I smell it on the ladies, I get a rise in my Levis and go weak in the knees.