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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Sotoor Taa'
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, blending sharp freshness with warm comfort.
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Sotoor Taa'Budget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Sotoor Taa' by Rasasi, launched in 2017, is a fragrance that marries the freshness of citrus and marine notes with the warmth of spices and woods. The composition opens with neroli and lavender, which bring a crisp aromatic quality to the top, while cardamom and pink pepper add a sharp spiciness. This freshness gives way to a heart of orange blossom and sea notes, creating an aquatic floral tension that is both refreshing and intriguing. As it settles into its base, vanilla, amber, cedar, and patchouli introduce a cozy warmth, grounding the scent in rich earthy tones.
Apply Sotoor Taa' in light layers — its top notes are bright and project well initially. Over time, the warm base notes will emerge, so a light spritz on pulse points is ideal for daytime wear.
Fig. 01 — Sotoor Taa', Rasasi
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