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Roohy Tehbak
A cozy library filled with the scent of aged books, warm spices, and a hint of fresh flowers — a space where every moment feels enveloped in comfort.
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Roohy TehbakBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Roohy Tehbak by Rasasi is an Oriental Floral fragrance that encapsulates the essence of warm, enveloping scents. The composition opens with bright citrus and fruity notes from orange and peach, creating a fresh spicy accord. This gives way to a heart of lily and gardenia, which add a soft floral touch before settling into a base of patchouli, olibanum, labdanum, amber, and sandalwood. The warm spices and woody accords provide a grounding warmth that makes this fragrance feel both comforting and luxurious.
Roohy Tehbak has a strong presence from the start due to its bright citrus top notes. Allow these to settle for about an hour before reapplying if you want a more balanced experience throughout the day. The warm base notes will continue to develop, providing a comforting warmth that lingers close to the skin.
Fig. 01 — Roohy Tehbak, Rasasi
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