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Victory Women
A bustling city street in the early evening — where the crispness of grapefruit meets the earthy warmth of vanilla, creating a sense of both energy and comfort.
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Victory WomenBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2022 by Rasasi, Victory Women is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance that balances bright citrus and tropical notes with the warmth of vanilla and patchouli. The pink pepper and grapefruit open with an invigorating freshness, while lychee adds a subtle sweetness to the floral heart of rose. This composition creates a dynamic interplay between vibrant top notes and rich base notes, making it feel both uplifting and grounding.
Victory Women opens with a bright citrus burst that fades after about an hour. To ensure you capture its full depth, apply two sprays to your pulse points in the morning for a scent that evolves throughout the day. The woody base notes will carry through into the evening.
Fig. 01 — Victory Women, Rasasi
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