Somow Al Rasasi Wajaha

Dry sour beast mode ultra masculine herbal monster of a fragrance. Lattafa’s Oud Al Sahraa is great alternative as well as Lattafa’s Sha’ari which is slightly sweeter take on same Irish Leather/Boadicea DNA. They are both cheaper but just not as great as Rasasi. A lot of people are going to be repulsed by it but if you know you know. 10/10

This is triple beast mode... 4 sprays and I am going loco. I cant believe I will ever have to advice people to 'take it easy' on this one. The leather is leathering. The woods are wooding. Spray this jejely brothers. Ire o.

This is beast that can be smelled across the room. Wild & in your face , doesn't wait for openings or dry down. Mature people will appreciate this one.

Opening is little harsh, can be unbearable for some. Later the harshness fades but the scent remains v dark woody and leathery. I do not detect any musk because the scent is not even remotely sweet. Leather is very prominent, it is raw and industrial. Do sample it before buying it. Do not apply this scent generously, dont go beyond 3 sprays for else you'll make everyone around you uncomfortable. In close environment i would advice 2 sprays only Longevity is very good. Stays on skin till the next day, even after 14 hours of application i can still get the whiffs. It projects for initial 3 to 4 hours and then creates a nice scent bubble around you. Regarding weather I would say just wear whenever you feel like wearing. If such darker scents are being worn in Middle East and other places where its boiling hot, then why are you afraid of wearing it in high heat mate.

Very good bang for buck.It's a sweet, spicy and wearable leather fragrance, way more approachable than industry's benchmark Tom Ford Ombre Leather. Wajaha definitely has that middle eastern vibe. There are notes missing here on fragrantica: rose, amber, gurjan balsam. Go for it if you'd like to smell like a turkish wealthy businessman.

Simple, but well-constructed IBQ leather with a clear middle eastern aesthetic. The IBQ is not overpowering here with resins adding depth, while a hefty dose of musk is giving volume and roundness to the fragrance. Enjoyable, long-lasting, affordable.

This is a weird one. I'm a woman and this is my opinion- Thankfully I don't own it, my aunt does and she absolutely loves it. It's definitely not unisex to me. It's very masculine and overpowering. There are men's fragrances that are strong and spicy and attractive. This one isn't one of them. Yes, it does last forever on clothes. Even after a wash your clothes will smell of it. It reeks! It screams! It screeches! My son used to think this is how my aunt's car smells like, until he found out it's her perfume lol. He actually said she paid money to smell like that??? Ahahaha. Approach with caution. There are lots of Dehn Al Oud concoctions and interpretations that come off as strong as this one, but they mostly settle into soft, pleasant woodsy, warm scents after a few hours. But Wajaha remains the same. After 8 hours, 12 hours, the next day, the next week. Lol. There's no build up, no olfactory journey. Just a hard resounding slap/punch to your nostrils from start to finish. I wouldn't recommend this for any man under 40, it's just too weird and mature. And I definitely would warn women to stay away from this. Yikes!

From the first spray, It make you feel like you are in some leather factory surrounded by fresh leather is being made, so potent, so animalic and so daring..this review i am writing after 3 min of spraying the perfume lol. past 15 min, slightly musk comming behind leather but still so potent leather with mild musk in background

the leather accord in this is very strange and raw.. almost feels like witnessing an animal being tanned