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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Aura Feels Right
The refreshing energy of an early morning walk through a lush garden where mint and citrus intertwine with the earthy aroma of wood and spice.
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Aura Feels RightBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024, Aura Feels Right by Rasasi is a fresh and invigorating Oriental Fougere fragrance that captures the essence of crisp greenery and aromatic warmth. The composition opens with spearmint and peppermint, creating an immediate sense of freshness and vitality. This green aromatic note then gives way to lemon and immortelle, adding a bright citrusy touch and subtle sweetness. Sage and agarwood (oud) bring depth and complexity, grounding the scent in earthy, woody notes. Musk and dry wood round out the base, providing a warm, lingering finish that feels both comforting and modern.
Apply Aura Feels Right in layers for maximum impact — the fresh top notes are bright but fleeting, while the base notes develop slowly over time. Best worn during cooler hours when the warmth of the oud and musk can shine without overpowering the crispness.
Fig. 01 — Aura Feels Right, Rasasi
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