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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Fighting Temptation
The crisp morning air by the sea, where zesty citrus meets the cool whisper of ocean spray.
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Fighting TemptationBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
Fighting Temptation by Rasasi is a composition that balances the freshness of citrus and marine accords with earthy woody notes. The fragrance opens with bright zesty lime and mandarin orange, complemented by bergamot and Amalfi lemon. These top notes create an invigorating contrast to the deeper layers of freesia, sea water, and coriander. As it settles, the scent reveals a heart that is both aromatic and floral, before settling into a base of Virginia cedar, oak moss, patchouli, and musk, which add warmth and depth.
Apply this fragrance with a light touch — the bright top notes are fleeting but impactful. Give it time to develop on skin; the patchouli and musk base will emerge after about an hour, providing warmth and depth throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Fighting Temptation, Rasasi
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