Arba Wardat

Wow! On me this is really sweet. White floral with only a hint of rose. I really smell the sandalwood, amber and musk. It also smells of honey on me, even a faint hint of vanilla perhaps. The bergamot does not overpower at all. This is just beautiful and might end up being my favourite fragrance! Nothing overpowers any other note - very nicely combined. Actually, I think this perfume is wearing me :P Very feminine smelling for me, not at all masculine on my skin - can't imagine a man wearing this, but then, who cares?! They can if they want. :) Edit****** This perfume is absolutely to die for. If I had to choose just one perfume, this would most likely be it! There is a very powdery dry down, which I adore. Can't fault this one! :) Just another little side note: If you layer this with Esraa (also by Rasasi), you get a real bomb! Great sillage and longevity and this combo results in enhancement of both perfumes ;)

A musky floral scent, Arba Wardat translated to "Four Flowers", is a perfume oil with a soft sillage & a very long longevity. I fail to pick up the citrus here & my mother have being using it for over 4 years, finishing multiple bottles over this long period & me testing it myself multiple times. A beautiful smell.

The OG Rasasi oil. Used to also come in an atomizer but the oil is very potent. Its a compliment getter with the floral notes just washing over the skin. You can layer it with another floral scent but it can hold its own as well.

I blind bought this fragrance, in perfume version, due to all the reviews here. Very beautiful melange of citrus and flowers (jasmine, rose, freesia, lily of the valley) with a amber musky dry down. The opening reminds me of a body spray I used to wear in high school from Neutro Roberts (which I guess is an Italian brand). A fragrance that is perfect for spring and summer. In few words: a fresh flower mix. To me, is rather simple and sometimes overpowering (extremely flowery scent) but i really like it nevertheless. In the base notes, I get something metallic (also with many other Arabian perfumes), which is probably the synthetic musk. To some that note can be discouraging. On the other hand, the bottle is a jewel. Longevity wise did not impress me, it lasts for 4-5 hours (the perfume version). I now read that the oil version so longer lasting...

You stand on top of a hill. It's a hot, bright morning and there is an orange orchard below you in full bloom. Someone has given you a citrus drink with mint. The ice cubes clink in the glass as you swirl it. A sharp sea breeze kicks up. It cuts right through your light sun dress... The notes are WAY off. It opens with quality orange blossom synthetic, touches of clean grandiflorum jasmine, rose geranium and mint. Very well played mint. The middle notes include more orange blossom and what could be only described as a Sunlight soap accord. There's also something dirty I can't name. The base note is an oakmoss accord that Rasasi seems to do very well. Love that accord. Overall impression is of a cool, minty, floral breeze. It is so open. This will be fabulous in hot weather. The longevity is spectacular.