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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Hatem Ruh Al Mughamarah
The energy of an early evening meeting transitioning into a casual dinner — crisp and sophisticated, with the subtle shift from bright citrus to warm woods.
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Hatem Ruh Al MughamarahBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019 by Rasasi, Hatem Ruh Al Mughamarah is a vibrant aromatic-spicy fragrance for men. The composition opens with the fresh zing of Amalfi lemon and bergamot, quickly evolving into a heart that balances floral notes like rose and jasmine with the earthy complexity of lavender and spicy accords. This dynamic interplay continues through to the base, where musk, sandalwood, and cedar provide warmth and depth. The result is a scent that feels both contemporary and lasting, grounded in its rich bouquet yet lifted by its fresh, aromatic top notes.
Given its strong sillage and moderate longevity, one or two sprays are enough to make a statement. The spicy-aromatic top notes dissipate within a couple of hours, so apply it right before you plan to step out for maximum impact. It reads best close to the skin, where the interplay between fresh citrus and warm woods is most pronounced.
Fig. 01 — Hatem Ruh Al Mughamarah, Rasasi
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