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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Tasmeem Women
The fresh zest of mandarin oranges on a kitchen counter, where the scent of vanilla and sandalwood lingers in the background as you prepare a meal.
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Tasmeem WomenBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Tasmeem Women by Rasasi is a Floral Green fragrance that balances the crispness of green notes and mandarin orange with the warmth of jasmine, sandalwood, and vanilla. The opening is vibrant and refreshing, like stepping into a sunlit garden where citrus fruits mingle with fresh leaves. As it evolves, the composition reveals its heart with the softness of jasmine, which adds an airy floral touch before settling into a base that feels both earthy and comforting.
For best effect, apply this fragrance to pulse points for a gentle warmth that builds subtly throughout the day. The green and citrus notes are bright but brief, so reapply lightly if you want a more persistent presence. It pairs well with light summer outfits or casual daytime wear.
Fig. 01 — Tasmeem Women, Rasasi
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