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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Classic Collection Numero Uno
The quiet intensity of an office desk in early morning — where the sharpness of a fresh cup of coffee blends with the subtle warmth of leather-bound journals and wooden drawers.
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Classic Collection Numero UnoBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014, Classic Collection Numero Uno by Rasasi is a Woody Aromatic fragrance that balances fresh citrus notes with warm musk and woody undertones. The composition opens with bergamot and cumin, creating an invigorating and spicy freshness. As it settles on the skin, sage and iris bring a subtle floral warmth to the mix. The base of ambrette, amber, and musk anchors the fragrance with a powdery, musky depth that lingers throughout the day.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture the balance between its fresh top notes and warm base. The scent develops over time, so it's best to apply in the morning for a full day’s wear.
Fig. 01 — Classic Collection Numero Uno, Rasasi
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