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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Bushra
The quiet confidence of an evening spent in a dimly lit room, where rich spices and warm woods create a cocoon of comfort and sophistication.
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BushraBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Bushra by Rasasi is a composition that balances the warm embrace of oud and saffron with subtle metallic notes, creating an oriental fragrance that feels both lasting and modern. The top notes of agarwood and saffron introduce a rich, smoky warmth that transitions into a heart of spicy and floral accords. This contrast adds depth, making it feel like two fragrances in one. The base notes of musk, amber, and woody elements provide a grounding warmth that lingers long after the initial burst of oud.
For the best experience with Bushra, apply it to your pulse points and let it settle for a few minutes. The metallic notes will blend with the saffron and oud over time, creating a more complex scent profile that evolves throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Bushra, Rasasi
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