BergamotOpens with
NeroliHeart
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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Gorgeous Woman
Not a scent you'd wear to be noticed — one you'd wear to feel like yourself, as if the fragrance is an extension of your own confidence and grace.
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Gorgeous WomanBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Gorgeous Woman by Rasasi captures the essence of modern elegance with its blend of citrus, fresh spicy notes, and white florals. The fragrance opens with bergamot and orange, bringing a bright and invigorating freshness that is both crisp and uplifting. This gives way to a heart of neroli and jasmine, creating an aromatic floral bouquet that feels delicate yet unmistakably present. The base note of patchouli adds depth and warmth, grounding the composition in earthy sensuality.
Apply two sprays to pulse points. The citrus top notes are bright but fade within an hour, so the aromatic florals and patchouli base will carry the scent through the day. It's best for daytime wear when you want a fresh and sophisticated aroma.
Fig. 01 — Gorgeous Woman, Rasasi
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