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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Ashaar Pour Homme
The moment when the sun sets on a busy workday, and you find solace in the rich warmth of woody and spicy notes that envelop your senses.
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Ashaar Pour HommeBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ashaar Pour Homme by Rasasi was launched in 2019, and it immediately stood out with its blend of warm spices and woody accords. The composition opens with the freshness of cardamom and bergamot before diving into a rich blend of cinnamon, agarwood (oud), and cedar. These notes are anchored by styrax, musk, and oakmoss, creating an aroma that is both grounding and evocative. This fragrance is a proof of Rasasi's commitment to bold and sophisticated scents.
One to two sprays is sufficient as this fragrance develops gradually. The warm spices are most prominent initially but give way to a deeper base of oud and musk over time, making it ideal for evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Ashaar Pour Homme, Rasasi
Where to buy.
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Collection Ashaar Pour Homme
Every edition of this fragrance in our catalog
Designer Rasasi
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Warmly received so far: loved by 58%, disliked or hated by 11%.


























