Queen Fatme by Rasasi
Women 2026
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Description
Queen Fatme by Rasasi: A New Floral-Fruity Fragrance for Women Rasasi has unveiled Queen Fatme, a women's fragrance belonging to the Floral Fruity olfactory family. Launching in 2026, it is a fresh and rather bold addition to the house. The opening bursts with osmanthus, rose, spikenard and jasmine; the heart mixes narcissus, cedar, geranium, jasmine and peach; and the base…
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Leading answer I want it
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What do you think?
Tied for the lead Like it / Neutral
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Season
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About Queen Fatme
Queen Fatme by Rasasi: A New Floral-Fruity Fragrance for Women
Rasasi has unveiled Queen Fatme, a women's fragrance belonging to the Floral Fruity olfactory family. Launching in 2026, it is a fresh and rather bold addition to the house.
The opening bursts with osmanthus, rose, spikenard and jasmine; the heart mixes narcissus, cedar, geranium, jasmine and peach; and the base settles on ambergris, vetiver, musk and lactones.
Queen Fatme expresses a playful yet sophisticated character. The osmanthus and rose lead the top notes with a honeyed, fruity glow, while spikenard and jasmine add a soft floral creaminess.
In the heart, narcissus and geranium provide a green, slightly powdery edge. Cedar wood introduces a dry structure, and the peach lends a juicy, mouth-watering facet that balances the florals.
The base is warm and lingering: ambergris, vetiver, musk and lactones give the scent a velvety, barely-there animalic feel. The overall accords are marked by floral, rose, woody, aromatic, fruity and amber characteristics.
As a 2026 launch, it's still early days, but the first seven voters give it 3.14 out of 5. That suggests it's divisive—some may find it richly complex, while others might expect a more straightforward scent.
This fragrance suits evening events and autumnal weather, but it can also bring a vibrant touch to a spring day if worn judiciously.
Women who appreciate floral-fruity perfumes with a woody, musky foundation—especially fans of osmanthus, rose, and jasmine who enjoy a touch of the unexpected.
Queen Fatme is a distinctive entry from Rasasi, ideal for the adventurous perfume wearer. It may not be for everyone, but its complexity makes it a compelling trial.
Flowers White flowers Woods and mosses Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Tied for the lead Fleeting / Moderate / Very long-lasting
3 votes
Sillage
Tied for the lead Moderate / Room-filling
2 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
2 votes
Value perception
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