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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Muzarkash
The quiet confidence of a well-worn leather notebook filled with handwritten notes — where the crispness of fresh ink meets the soft embrace of aged pages.
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MuzarkashBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Muzarkash by Rasasi is a composition that balances the bright freshness of citrus with the warm embrace of amber and musk. The opening notes of citruses are crisp and invigorating, cutting through the richness of floral and woody accords that follow. This fragrance is neither overtly sweet nor overpoweringly earthy; instead, it sits comfortably between these poles, offering a sense of grounding and warmth. The powdery and animalic notes add depth, making Muzarkash feel both intimate and expansive.
Apply Muzarkash in light layers; the citrus top notes fade quickly, but the powdery and musky base notes linger for hours. This fragrance is best worn close to skin rather than projected across a room, so aim for pulse points like wrists and neck.
Fig. 01 — Muzarkash, Rasasi
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Warmly received so far: loved by 44%, disliked or hated by 19%.