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Swiss Arabian · Sold as feminine
Roohi Fedak
The hiss of a cappuccino machine as you wait for your morning coffee, surrounded by the familiar scents of sweet fruits and warm spices.
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Roohi FedakBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Roohi Fedak, launched by Swiss Arabian in 2011, is an Oriental Vanilla fragrance that blends the rich warmth of saffron and plum with the sweetness of big strawberry and red apple. The heart notes of jasmine and peach add a soft floral touch before settling into a base of sandalwood, Virginia cedar, white musk, and cypriol oil. This composition creates a layered experience where the fruity and spicy elements are balanced by powdery and metallic notes, resulting in an inviting warmth that feels both familiar and luxurious.
This fragrance blooms gradually over time, so it's best to apply it in light layers. The fruity top notes fade within an hour, but the musky base lingers throughout the day. It’s perfect for a cozy indoor setting where its warmth can fully envelop you.
Fig. 01 — Roohi Fedak, Swiss Arabian
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