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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Afshan
The quiet hum of an indoor garden, where sunlight filters through glass and the air is filled with the heady scent of blooming flowers.
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AfshanBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
HeartThe Soul
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When to Wear
Who Wears It
The story behind the bottle.
Afshan by Rasasi is a composition that weaves the warmth of saffron and rose with earthy woody notes, creating an aromatic blend that feels both intimate and expansive. The opening floral and green notes provide a fresh burst, which quickly gives way to the rich, spicy heart of ylang-ylang and saffron. The base notes of musk, amber, and cedar add depth and warmth, grounding the fragrance with a subtle powdery finish.
Apply this fragrance in light layers — a single spritz allows the top notes to shine before the deeper musky and woody accords take center stage. It blooms best on cooler skin, so avoid applying it over heat or sweat for the most balanced experience.
Fig. 01 — Afshan, Rasasi
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