Yumn Pour Homme

Yumn Pour Homme: A Transformation in a Bottle Paris teaches you patience. It’s a city where the best experiences aren’t always immediate—where you might dismiss a tucked-away café on first glance, only to return weeks later and discover your new favorite place. Yumn Pour Homme by Rasasi is exactly like that. At first spray? Unpleasant. Harsh. Even challenging. The opening feels almost medicinal, an odd clash of sharp herbal notes, dry spices, and something that doesn’t quite settle. The kind of scent that makes you wonder, Did I make a mistake? But Paris is a city that rewards those who wait. And so does this fragrance. Let it sit for three weeks. Give it time to breathe, to mellow, to unfold—because when it does, the magic begins. The rough edges soften into something beautifully wearable—a scent that feels soothing, comforting, effortlessly elegant. The lavender and sage emerge, like a quiet afternoon in the Jardin du Luxembourg, where the scent of warm herbs drifts through the crisp autumn air. Amber and musk settle in like the fading glow of streetlamps on a misty Parisian night. The entire composition becomes soft, refined, and deeply calming—the olfactory equivalent of wrapping yourself in a well-loved wool coat, stepping into the hush of the city as the world slows down. This is not a fragrance for the impatient. It’s a scent that demands time, but rewards it tenfold. The kind of scent you write off at first, only to realize—weeks later—you can’t stop reaching for it. Paris isn’t always love at first sight. But once it gets under your skin, there’s no going back. Yumn Pour Homme is exactly the same.

This is definitely a light bomb if you overspray. It is very light despite for being so woody forward. It opens very creamy and woody a very smooth and creamy cedar note, one of the best cedar notes I have smelled. Then after a while the lavender hits you it has a soapy nature like it was mixed with violet leaf. Like the lavender you could find in hallowen man x, and all those perfumes with a effervescent lavender note. Very good indeed. In my skin so far I don't get much cardamom, bergamot or amber but I guess that it gives body to the composition. If you want a high quality perfume that is light for the office and elegant for the night look no further. You will get a good woody fragrance with some whiffs from a very clean lavender. It smells way more expensive than it is. Definitely if another brand labels this as their own you could easily spend 250$ on it. It is that good the quality is top notch.

Not a bad scent, sweeter than lattafa caprice, honestly it's difficult for me to even say they are similar to each other like everyone here is saying. Not sure how similar it is to LNDL because i have never tried it. Haven't had enough experience with it yet but happy with this purchase. i won't lie that caprice is better. It has that added citrus note and a stronger cardamom note. Cannot be matched. But overall this is easy to like. Moreover caprice is a lot better in terms of performance, even the comparison is unfair. While this lasts for a few hours, it only projects for the first hour. The bottle is beautiful. This can be a great gift overall. Versatile and a people pleaser. edit: if you want something lavender heavy, this is one for you, but honestly the performance sucks. caprice wins in every category.

Adding unto my review: Don't overspray because the sillage is moderate but it is very concentrated therefore you could choke yourself out. Don't listen to bad reviews because they don't have good taste pr their ph levels are weird. Because this could easy pass as Dior fragance or even better. Most perfumes with cedar smell synthetic this smells clean and very smooth, woody and elegant. If this perfume would have a different note than a soapy lavender it could easily be a dress up scent. It is signature worthy because it is that good. You don't get so good quality oils for so cheap that much nowadays. Probably unto maceration it will get even stronger but so far I don't know. Definitely a must buy. I have never smelled the supposed cloned fragances from YSL but this one takes it up there in quality.

I bought this as a blind buy in January. A completely blind buy as there are little to no reviews out there about it. Scent descriptions on most sites seem to be well off the mark. The one above is the most accurate. This is a banger! Classic masculine smell. Like all Arabian fragrances you have to spray and leave it a month or so. Weak to begin with but two months later and this is stunning. It's a woody, spiced, lavender scent with a citrus opening. There's a dirty rose and clove note in there as well Still can't believe how quiet the YouTube'ers and reviewers are with this! Get this quick because it outlast Hawas and smells richer (imo) so the price is bound to rise. Edit: 6 months in and this frag lasts at least 10 hours on my skin.

Wore this a few times, so here's what I get: This is inspired by 2 major fragrances, but it is somewhat unique - I can get parts of 1Million and parts of LNDLH, but with an added aromatic freshness.. Needless to say, if you like 1Million and La Nuit de L'Homme you will like this + it has versatility in hotter weather because of the added freshness Like with all Rasasi fragrances I have, this performs well - lasts till I wash it off and projects even up to 4-5 hours if I spray a little bit heavy Hope this helps! Cheers!

@Demetris - its in the same area as caprice but it does its own thing. Caprice has more notes within it, a bit more depth. However it doesn't perform half as well as Yumn. And Yumn, although simpler in note description, smells better blended and much much more expensive. I have both and like both but they are not so alike as to make each other redundant. I won't buy Caprice again but I'm on my second bottle of Yumn.

@Demetris: I am not a bot, and I genuinely enjoyed writing my review about Yumn, the best fragrance I've bought in the last few months. The person after me just mocked me and took my writing as some kind of joke and mimicked my style, which was disappointing. I stand by what I wrote and meant every word of it. You should get it — I fully endorse TheGent in their assessment.

This is actually very good. Its start sweet, like invictus kind of sweet. After a little while, the fresh aspects come true. This just smells good. The price quality ratio is amazing here! It was like 20dollars, it smells good and the atomizer is good... Its a steal, get it!

I don't know how or why, but the first sprays out of the bottle smell like candy... and it's great! The atomizer is a beast! Big puffs of juice with each shot.The bottle and color is really cool. Insane value on this fragrance, even before wearing it for the first time.

I have this fragrance and it's smell amazing from the opening to the end. It lasts at least 8h on skin. I think it could be my fragrance signature, I'm thinking about it. I recommended this fragrance, another good fragrance from Rasasi.

I agree with a comment below that this smells designer. I own Caprice and to me personally it doesn't remind of Yumn at ALL. Grown up rich smell

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Another blind buy simply because YSL LNDL is one of my all time absolute favourites so I just had see for my self. I just got it and straight of the box it smells nice but no where near ysl or any of the scents people compare it to . People have to be guessing because I don't think any of the comparisons match. This is entirely a scent of its own and a good one at that. I don't believe it will magically turn into YSL LNDL even after maturation. For me personally it's kind of bubblegummy with cardamom. This makes me think along the lines of Valentino ISH fragrance. Soft, gentle ,warm and kind of calming. It kind of smells as it looks. If that makes sense. In conclusion: A very nice and well made scent that in my opinion doesn't resemble any of the scents others have compared it with. At least not YSL and Caprice anyway. But if you enjoy those type of scents ,you will enjoy this as well. Thumbs up for rasasi.

People say this has "great performance", "insane projection", "smells like La Nuit de l'Homme!", I don't get any of that. I have La Nuit de l'Homme with me, Yumn is like a fleeting memory of La Nuit de l'Homme, only due to the lavender in it. It's like LNDH minus the cardamom, which is disappointing. It's a fresh fragrance that can be worn year round, I smell 0 cardamom whereas in LNDH it's prominent. I don't mind it, it smells pleasant but not like LNDH to me, only issue is that my bottle has 0 performance, like dog water level, it's super weak and faint, I asked people throughout the hours of my wearings and it lasts the same as recent LNDH batches, which is 3 hours top. A disappointment, I'll try to buy another bottle later on and check if this one was defective but I doubt it.

When you first spray it it smells ok Then it smells like the cough syrup that you were fourced to drink when you were 8

Just recieved this after having blind bought it, but based on the note breakdown and decent comments I've read on it. The very first thing that struck me about Yumn, is that it very certainly could be a release from the House of Hermes... The quality is exceptional and the fragrance has that "Hermes Thing" going for it. Oddly enough, it's a very light fragrance that will choke you out of the room if sprayed too heavily. I always like to "waste" ten or fifteen sprays of a brand new bottle of anything, to then return it to the box and store it in the cabinet for at least a month before REALLY trying it out. Letting them marry and get a little oxidized always helps them to develop... especially the Middle Eastern fragrances. Anyway, several of those "waste sprays" went onto my left arm and the insides of my shirt. After the initial half hour, I must have gone anosmic to the fragrance and that lasted around forty minutes. When I did first spray it, I got the sense of really fresh ORANGE zest and a bit of soapy, dry lavender. That's just about when I lost my sense of smell... Until around 45 minutes later, when it returned and that "Hermes Style vibe" really hit me... And that vibe stayed with the fragrance until it became nothing more than a memory around six hours later. During the late dry down, the orange and lavender aspect sort of melded and reminded me of fresh mown Sweetgrass... Like you'd smell while driving out in the countryside in the Central states... I'm half Ojibwe and sweetgrass is sacred to us... So this aspect of the fragrance made me smile. Eventually, that aspect changed again and it turned into a slightly flint-like smell, with a soft "powder" hint and the slightest bit of a white musk note. All in all, pretty nice and really high quality in this one... Just not what I was expecting, as far as the fact that I LOVE my 70s and 80s style powerhouse fragrances so much. This one seems to be a "modern take" on a vintage style Fougere to me. Very effervescent though... Almost a "sparkling" quality to it. And it REALLY reminds me of a version of the original Hermes Eau de Cologne... Just more modern. ..

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To me it’s neither LNDL or Caprice, it’s its own thing. Far better than caprice which smells like baby wipes which is not for me. On the opening, it’s sweet and cardamon heavy but it’s smooth and lavender heavier on the dry down. Great all year fragrance, very versatile and recommended for all ages. 8/10

Smoothly blended cardamom and lavender contrasted with cedar. Overall a bit sweet but not overly so, it's a mature smell. Yumn is strong and performs well, would definitely feel cloying if oversprayed. A simple, but well done scent. The atomizer is quite good and the gradient glass bottle feels premium.

If a priests aura had a dedicated fragrance this is one of them. It’s somehow sweet and not sweet. It’s like if you tried to remember what incense smelled like but didn’t exactly remember. It’s a little more sweet than pure incense. Good projection, good longevity and for the price it’s great.

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High quality juice , very smooth ,loud projection , only downside is the longitivity is average about 4-5 hours (maybe needs maceration) , great value for money.

Is this better than lattafa caprice? Also r=the two comments below have to be bots.

nothing like LNDL at all, smells like a boring old man’s fragrance