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Rasasi · Sold as masculine
Knowledge Men
The quiet intensity of a well-lit study, where the scent of warm spices blends with woody notes, creating an atmosphere of thoughtful reflection and subtle confidence.
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Knowledge MenBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Knowledge Men by Rasasi is a fragrance that seamlessly blends warm and fresh spicy notes with woody, floral, and powdery accords. The top notes of white pepper and lotus introduce a bright and invigorating freshness, while the heart of iris and cardamom adds depth and complexity. The base notes of spicy and woody elements create a lasting warmth that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Apply two sprays to ensure that the initial freshness of white pepper and lotus is balanced by the deeper notes of iris and cardamom. The fragrance builds gradually on the skin, so it's best worn during daytime or early evening when its warmth can be appreciated without overpowering a more intimate setting.
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