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Daarej pour Homme
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Daarej pour Homme by Rasasi is a spiced oriental fragrance for men. The top notes are cumin, cardamom and hyssop; the heart notes are rose and lily root; the base notes are vanilla, tonka bean, amber, sandalwood, patchouli and musk.
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Daarej Rasasi: A spectacular fragrance from the first moment… An uncommon combination that makes a difference in every facet; the opening is enchanting and the evolution improves even more… without forgetting that its projection has been generous. It reminds me of Valentino, although many relate it to certain similarities, I perfectly sense the cardamom, which constantly plays with a delicate, subtle yet prominent pink rose, mixing with a delicious vanilla; the sandalwood gives it the perfect masculine touch and the musk adds cleanliness, purifying the aroma. The result is beautiful. It’s one of those fragrances that doesn’t tire you, ones you keep searching for, ones you beg not to be discontinued. An enchanting, magnetic, and sexy aroma. One of those that arrived to occupy my list of great favourites. Very versatile, for day, afternoon, night, cold or heat, it’s always a pleasure. Scent: 10. Projection: good (3 hours). Longevity: 8 hours. Recommended.
I had it years ago and I have to admit I liked it a bit… a sweet smell, like sweets and caramel, mixed with woods, and honestly it wasn’t bad!… good longevity… I see it for very young people…
Very nice scent, smoky and sweet, but it doesn’t last for me at all; it comes out strong but after three hours I can hardly detect it close to the skin.
The worst of all my fragrances. I bought it blind and I feel I’ve smelled the scent before; it’s very strong, gives me nausea and makes me want to wash my arm, which isn’t normal. I’ve given it several tries but I can’t. You might like it, but I recommend smelling it first if you can.
Horrible! I bought it blind and it smells like floor disinfectant.
Perfumes are very subjective; some might not like it, but in my opinion it’s very good for the price you pay, and it feels masculine to me. Good fragrance for the cost.
I’d been looking for this fragrance for ages, wanted to try it because Rasasi is spoken so highly of, and after the success with Shuhrah I had to have it. I saw an irresistible offer on Notino at a ridiculous price, which is already cheap, and bought it blind without a second thought. It arrived today and I sprayed it three hours ago; I’m absolutely delighted, it’s very masculine and elegant. I don’t know the duration yet, but it looks promising. It reminds me slightly of Quasar by Jesús Del Pozo. The design is simple but pretty, just like Shuhrah, and the liquid is pleasant. It’s in the blue line, like Bleu or Invictus, perhaps a little like Versace Eros. Another blind buy success, very happy.
Perfect for winter evening dates. Warm, cosy, and very masculine; one of my favourites. I picked it up on offer for 9 euros for 100ml, so I got seven. Cheers.
I expected more intensity and longevity based on what I’d read. Perhaps it’s my skin, but the performance is just, leaning towards normal. The fragrance is pleasant, nothing extraordinary, but pleasant. I think it’s better suited to cold weather. If you buy it blind, it won’t disappoint as it smells good, but from my point of view, it offers nothing special.
Soft and unisex, but that tonka bean, vanilla, and cardamom combo is so trendy it takes points off for being a must-have. In the dry down, sandalwood and a touch of patchouli sweeten it further. Honestly, the expectations weren’t met; it’s good, inoffensive, suitable for daily wear or close intimacy, nothing loud. It would suit girls well, on their skin it would surely look better. Zero Arabic vibe, all Western. The house disappoints me on performance and projection, just like with Sotoor Waaw and this Daarej. Curious that Yuqawan, Tobacco Blaze, and Shuhrah perform so much better. Agree with the previous reviewer: don’t buy without sampling, though at a laughable price it’s a good purchase. Cheers.
It’s a rich fragrance that surprised me and earned me compliments on the skin. It lasts nine hours on clothes until you wash them. I wear it at night, or during the day with a light spray for winter, autumn, and spring. Not for summer.
For the price, around £17 for 100ml, this is a marvel in every aspect.
I bought it a few days ago knowing it was for winter, but I couldn’t resist wearing it in August and still got more compliments than with several summer perfumes. The price is a marvel for such a specimen.
Does anyone else smell of small plastic bouncy balls?
I’m new to this perfume thing. For the $18 I paid, it’s very good. It lasts about six hours on the skin and projects for the first two. The synthetic smell is only for the first second; from there comes a very good scent that gets compliments. The only downside is that if it’s very hot, it becomes a bit stifling.
For the occasional reader, this is just my experience. Imagine a exhausting Friday, you go to the hairdresser looking for a change. The stylist gives you a modern and bold cut. You pick up the perfume your brother gave you and walk out with an old-style opening. By night, amidst laughter, you feel refreshed and satisfied. A colleague approaches and says, ‘You smell great’. You reply that it’s a characterful, spicy, and warm perfume that lifts you up. She nods and says you should wear it more. The perfume did its magic: a spicy opening, a sweet heart that attracts compliments and renews your energy. Good luck, gentlemen!
Absolutely tremendous perfume, incredible how well it smells.
The opening smells of pure alcohol, nothing else. After two hours, it barely smells of vanilla and projects nothing; it seems like hand sanitiser. Horrible perfume, I don’t recommend it. If you want to smell of vanilla at night, buy Afan 9PM, that one is actually good.
“Pectacular”. Previously, I only bought Fattan by Rasasi and couldn’t stand anything else Arab, but I decided to give Daarej a chance because it smells like Valentino and my father wore it when he was young, plus the good reviews. I hit the jackpot: it smells well-rounded and is cheap. It opens spicy, fresh, and strong, similar to Gucci Guilty EDT. At first, it smells of cardamom and cumin, then a delicate rose with vanilla appears, nothing harsh. The spices aren’t warm but sparkly and fresh. The dry-down is sweet, floral, and masculine with a spicy touch. Ideal for the gym, the bar, or going out with friends, as well as for work or dinner with a partner. It can be worn all year round; no need to overthink it. Wear it whenever you want. I’m slightly regretful because I already own similar perfumes, so if you’re in my situation, perhaps don’t buy it as it adds nothing new. In short, good scent and good price.
I’ve been hunting for an option among the Arab scents for years, and this one always caught my eye because of the name, the brand, and that gorgeous colour. It took me three years to try it, and boy, did it hook me. It’s super versatile, worth every penny, easy to find, and original. I love the opening and the heart notes, although the dry-down reminds me of a blend of pepper and musk. I’d like the top notes to last longer and have a bit more punch, but it’s a great option. It brings to mind Kenzo EDP but lighter and cleaner, with less incense and fig. For the price, you can’t go wrong giving it a try.
I won’t say what it smells like or what it’s for, but it’s an almost perfect dupe, at 99.9%, of the discontinued V by Valentino. So if you liked the Valentino one and don’t want to pay a fortune for an old, second-hand bottle, this is your perfume. My best discovery.
It has a pleasant floral detergent-like scent. I like the aroma, but I’m not using it as a perfume. It’s soapy, floral, and synthetically clean. It smells good, but it just doesn’t quite suit me. It would make a wonderful room freshener.
I loved it.
Without much experience, here’s my opinion: the opening feels a bit sharp, but the atomiser is 10/10. Once it dries, you can feel the vanilla and that musky base which adds sweetness, yet always retains those floral notes that give it a clean touch. I think it’s a perfume for everyday wear, a signature scent without being age-restrictive. What does catch my attention is that the liquid in my bottle is a bit grey; I don’t know if they reformulated it, as there isn’t much information online about it.
I bought a used bottle because I couldn’t find it new and the price was too good to miss; Rasasi didn’t disappoint; it’s truly an excellent perfume. The opening is a rich spicy note, then it dries down to a sweet, vanilla-musk blend with plenty of musk. Very good for work or a date, it doesn’t overpower or bother anyone, smells wonderful and lasts a long time. The only criticism I’d make is the lack of evolution, as it seems to smell the same throughout.
It’s good, but the opening causes me a bit of conflict as it smells too much of cumin. Once dry, it changes completely. I’d say you should smell it before buying blindly, as the opening doesn’t suit everyone.
I don’t collect perfumes, I collect scents, and I must say this is undoubtedly one of the best I’ve ever smelled. Once dry on the skin, it stops sounding synthetic and envelops you in a floral bubble. I’ve received countless compliments, so it’s in my top 5 scents (I have 21 perfumes). For the price, it’s a top-tier scent, different from the others. It has fascinated me, and bear in mind I’m more into sweet fragrances, yet this one captivated me.
I tested it at 9 o’clock with a vaseline base and noticed nothing. By 11, I had to reapply as it was undetectable even up close. It lasted between one and two hours; I asked everyone in the office and by lunchtime it had faded completely. It’s not worth spending the money on.
What really grabs me is the rose and vanilla with a touch of sweet habanuka. The sandalwood and musk become more noticeable once time has passed. It lasts a long time, so there’s no need to apply many drops, although I wouldn’t wear it during the height of summer heat.
A real bargain from the Arab perfumery, considering the price and composition. It’s very functional for everyday wear. The scent is quite particular, featuring cumin and vanilla, but it doesn’t smell like dessert or food.
It’s different and spectacular for the price. It smells of anise, like that lilac tablet from when we were children. It seems like dulce de leche but aromatic, with a fresh touch. I recommend it for the price, although it’s not for everyone as it’s not citrusy or super sweet. It doesn’t smell of alcohol if you let it mature for a month; straight from the bottle it comes out strong. 8/10.
A stunner; the quality-to-price ratio is incredible. Could it seem synthetic? Perhaps, but nobody will judge you for that. The longevity is beastly and the projection is excellent.
It smells of camel, I don’t detect any vanilla or sweetness.
It’s spiced and sweet, with coriander and cardamom making it warm and different. Then comes a floral heart with rose and lily, elegant, and finishes with vanilla, tonka and amber. It’s intense and long-lasting. I use it on cool nights as it provides warmth; in the heat it feels too strong, so I keep it for special occasions. It’s not versatile, but when it works, it’s perfect.
I own many perfumes and this is my first signature. It smells sweet and unusual. It is flat, yes, but it’s so charming I don’t mind. It lasts a fortune: projecting for two hours and nine on the skin. A real stunner.
It’s a tremendous daily wear; it’s already my signature. At first it’s sharp, but quickly becomes floral and warm. It’s rare: sweet yet clean, though somewhat intense. It lasts a long time and projects well. I bought it blindly and was surprised. If you want something unpredictable, give it a try.
For me, it’s a gem. It costs $16 and smells of anise with a mineral touch, not so much vanilla as they say. It’s pleasant for mild or cold days, but I wouldn’t wear it in the heat. It lasts four hours on skin and days on clothes. It’s great for going out or work, but not for showering. Totally recommended.
I bought it because it promised a dulce de leche scent, but it’s a lie. At first, it smells of anise and fresh coriander, but then it disappears and smells like Axe mixed with sweat. I regret the purchase.
I didn’t like it at all and wouldn’t recommend buying it blindly. I understand others might enjoy it, but to me it feels very masculine and typical of Arabian fragrances. It smells a lot like Joop! Homme, but I prefer the original as it develops better. It’s for mature people, not for anyone under 32.
I bought it blindly online and absolutely loved it. It meets my expectations 100% as it smells distinct and uncommon. It’s addictive, perfect for all year round, and the price is a bargain.