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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Innocence
The quiet intimacy of a sunlit room where the scent of fresh flowers mingles with the subtle warmth of vanilla and sandalwood.
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InnocenceBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Innocence by Rasasi is a gentle and tender fragrance that captures the essence of floral freshness. It opens with the bright notes of gardenia and bergamot, creating an immediate sense of purity and lightness. The heart of carnation, rose, and jasmine adds layers of softness and warmth, while the base notes of peach, apricot, vanilla, and sandalwood provide a comforting and powdery finish. This fragrance is a delicate balance between crisp floral freshness and warm, inviting spiciness.
Apply Innocence to pulse points, allowing it to bloom naturally over time. The top notes are bright but fleeting, so a second application after an hour can help maintain its freshness throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Innocence, Rasasi
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