Busaina by Rasasi
Women
Description
Busaina by Rasasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. The top notes are lavender and citrus; the heart notes are woody and floral notes; the base notes are woody notes, musk and resin.
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Key notes
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Top
lavender
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Heart
woody notes
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Base
woody notes
Community
34 votes
- Positive 62%
- Negative 32%
- Neutral 5.9%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
138 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
34 votes
Season
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36 votes
Time of day
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17 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Busaina
Busaina by Rasasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. The top notes are lavender and citrus; the heart notes are woody and floral notes; the base notes are woody notes, musk and resin.
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
18 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
32 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
10 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
8 votes
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Community reviews
6 reviews
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This is an Arabic perfume. I like to try scents from different countries; I’m a collector and always look for the best. It has a lovely bottle. I bought it in spring and it smelled great, but it lasted very weakly for an hour. I waited until autumn and used it yesterday: my goodness! I was greatly surprised. It’s been 18 hours and I still have it. What perfumes do you have today? I use several and sometimes forget which is which, as I have many, but this one is unforgettable. Ideal for someone who dresses with elegance and class; its contribution is woody, not just any wood, but an elegant and classy one. I say it’s a beautiful perfume!
This is an Arabic perfume. I collect scents from all over the world and always seek the best. The bottle is simply gorgeous. I bought it in spring and the scent was divine, but it faded very weakly within an hour. Well, now in autumn I used it again, and my goodness, what a surprise: after 18 hours it’s still there. What are you wearing today? I use many and sometimes forget which is which, but this one is unforgettable. If you like to dress with elegance and class, this is ideal. It has a woody touch, not just any wood, but an elegant, classy one. What a beautiful perfume!
“You have filled the ancient dreams of yesterday to perfume the memories of tomorrow”—what a wonderful review, Ylla. Sublime.
“Thank you, Ylla, for describing Busaina Rasasi so beautifully. No one writes such lovely, detailed, and thoughtful poems about perfumes as you do, with that characteristic sensitivity. Your reviews of oriental-origin perfumes are greatly appreciated, as there are few and they can sometimes be confusing. I always take great pleasure in your reviews; they reconcile me with the world. Best wishes.
A brutal perfume, unparalleled. It’s a sundew that bites the skin, and if you don’t flee, it will gift you everything. Busaina is nothing conventional: neither sweet, nor soft, nor modern. It is pure quality, a rough and dry unisex art piece, a homage to wild nature. An aromatic slap that begins with furious lavender, mixed with pine and opoponax and elemi resins, all with a citrus and musky touch. It has touched my heart, surprised me as beautiful things do at first contact; swapping the hunger of the belly for that of the skin. Busaina is a dreamed-of first kiss, found on a lavender pine night among Gothic mountains. Strange hands on my nape and back, squeezing the heart and tickling the waist. Lips of lemon, cedar, and menthol that heal the soul, drowning out loneliness between two wordless bodies. You have filled my dreams of yesterday to perfume the memories of tomorrow.
An extraordinary perfume, without analogues for its wild beauty. It’s a sundew that bites the skin and, if you don’t flee, it will offer every inch. Busaina is not feminine, warm, sensual, sweet, candid, conventional, or modern; it lacks all that. What it does have is quality: a rough and dry unisex work of art, a categorical ode to rugged nature. An aromatic slap that starts with furious lavender, grafted onto a choleric pine forest exuding opoponax and elemi resin, swaying in a citrus and musky breeze. That is Busaina: it has touched my heart, surprised me as beautiful things do at first feeling; removing the hunger of the belly to place it on the skin. You are a dreamed-of first kiss, found on a lavender pine night among Gothic mountains. Strange hands on my nape and back, squeezing the heart and tickling the waist. Lips of lemon, cedar, and menthol that have healed my soul, drowning out loneliness between two wordless bodies. You have filled the dreams of yesterday to perfume the memories of tomorrow.