Black CurrantOpens with
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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Crown
The first rays of sunlight on a bustling city street — where the sharpness of citrus and spiciness blend with the earthy warmth of wood.
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CrownBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Crown by Rasasi, launched in 2024, is a vibrant Oriental Spicy fragrance for men that balances citrus freshness with warm spiciness and woody depth. The composition opens with a bright blend of black currant, grapefruit, bergamot, and citron, creating an invigorating top note. This freshness transitions seamlessly into the heart, where cardamom and cinnamon add a spicy warmth, followed by ginger and pink pepper that introduce a fresh spiciness. The base notes of vetiver and patchouli ground the fragrance with earthy richness, ensuring a lasting presence.
Apply two sprays to allow the fragrance to develop fully. The bright top notes are fleeting, so the spicy and woody base will carry you through the day. This scent is best for daytime wear when its vibrant freshness can shine.
Fig. 01 — Crown, Rasasi
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