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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Kick
The cool clarity of an early morning jog, where the crisp air is infused with hints of earth and sun-warmed stone.
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KickBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023, Kick by Rasasi is an Oriental Fougère fragrance that marries the freshness of aquatic and ozonic notes with a rich array of aromatic and woody accords. The composition opens with watermelon, cucumber, and grapefruit, creating a crisp, vibrant top note that feels like a refreshing splash on a hot day. As it settles into its heart, saffron and lavender introduce an unexpected depth, giving way to the warmth of sandalwood and cedar in the base. This contrast between freshness and richness makes Kick a fragrance that evolves gracefully throughout the day.
Start with one spray — the ozonic top notes are bright but fade quickly. The rich base notes develop over time, so allow it to build gradually throughout the day. Kick works well in cooler weather when its warmth feels most inviting.
Fig. 01 — Kick, Rasasi
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