Rasa

Passionfruit wow! This opens with a really juicy Passionfruit, pink lotus and a little hint of oud/ saffron that unravels on your skin as it wears. The way the Passionfruit blends in with the saffron and leather that leads to this oud is just brilliant. It doesn’t have the same sillage as a synthetic but it radiates in the most beautiful and sexy way. This is my new favorite- I was hesitant because of the price but the sheer amount of quality oud totally makes it worth it.

The opening smells so unique and so good. The passion fruit is one of the best fruit notes I've tried. But the fruit smell is gone on my skin at around the 20 minute mark. This is the only downfall of natural perfumery scent wise sometimes. The oud used is from Rising Pheonix, well respected. One of the better Indian ouds I've tried. It wears close to the skin, and lasts approximately 3-4 hrs. Worth smelling for sure.

Hands down my favorite perfume I’ve ever worn! The balance of the sweet Passion Fruit, exotic Saffron and earthy Oud is very enticing and incredibly sexy. Rasa is my first natural perfume and I can’t imagine myself wearing anything but from here on. It is refreshing and rejuvenating. I’ve gotten a ton of compliments wearing it, it’s really unique.

This smells like real fresh Passionfruit ! Just got this last week and I’m loving how it unfolds on my skin. The pink lotus and other flowers bloom really gracefully into this amber oud at the dry down. The saffron runs through the fragrance softly and beautifully. Definitely a natural but in the best possible way.

È il mio profumo preferito al mondo, è l'unico che indosso! Amo l'aspetto naturale, è magia in bottiglia! #1 profumo naturale del mondo! 💯❤️ 5⭐️!!!

#1 porfumo naturale! È il mio profumo preferito al mondo, è l'unico che indosso! Amo l'aspetto naturale, è magia in una bottiglia! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I don’t understand this hype behind this natural perfumery trend. Nearly all of the familiar ingredients have to be replicated synthetically, and without that perfumes become disgustingly monotone. Oud is such a one trick pony, as is with all of the other “precious” ingredients being sold by businesses like Ensar... synthetics were developed for a reason. It is time to let natural perfumery die like the fad it was...

Dunno what the base is in these but they all kind of smell the same. This one has a sort of sour tobacco peppery cedar base that reminds me of the inside of video cabinets from the 70s (my dad had a bunch of old machines), and then I do get a bitter/citric passionfruit over that, with a little floral to soften it. But it’s an uneasy mix and that old nicotine smell isn’t my fav remotely. I will stay with the beloved Piano Tuner.

I have a bottle of Lost in Guizhou and I was curious if anyone else gets a vinegar type of smell or has my bottle fermented? Got it as a mostly full partial and it's an older batch. I'm guessing these natural perfumes do have a shorter lifespan? Has nice nuances but a bit sour to my nose

The opening is a burst of firepit -- birch or cade (can anyone seriously tell them apart?) -- and then it settles into a smooth oud-fruit mix. Seriously, not much more in the way of shifting or dynamics, but still quite a pleasant oud.

Two reviews posted on the same day by users with no other fragrances or other reviews both glowing and in depth. I really hate when perfumers try to such a transparent hack.