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La Yuqawam Homme
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La Yuqawam Homme by Rasasi is an oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2012, this composition features raspberry, saffron and thyme in its top notes. The heart reveals frankincense, jasmine and hyssop, while the base settles on leather, suede, woods and amber.
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olibanum incense
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leather
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- Positivo 87%
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- Neutral 5.1%
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This fragrance reminds me of the scent of some type of female makeup. In addition to the obvious similarity with Tuscan Leather and Ombré Leather, it also reminds me of Versace Man Violet, I think it may be due to the saffron and amber notes. (A minor detail, but even both have the copper-coloured atomiser). Longevity is very durable, but the sillage is VERY moderate.
Spectacular aroma, but as of today, very modest performance. I emphasise again: the aroma is simply exquisite. The combination of raspberry with leather is exquisite.
My first approach to leather was with Fahrenheit; upon trying it, I was horrified, it gave me nausea until I gave up and sold it. I thought the leather family was dead for me. Suddenly, trying at the Tom Ford stand, they offered me Tuscan Leather. I entered with fear and curiosity, expecting the worst because leather was already crossed off and everyone commented it was rough. I accepted with doubts; the moment came, with cold sweat and a trembling hand, I brought it close… and what a beauty. I could not stop smelling it; it exploded my head, I had found the crown jewel. That exquisite leather aroma, combined with raspberry and a bitter touch (like cocaine) that balances everything, making it extremely sexy, powerful, complex, and unisex. I could not believe it, the ideal perfume in the olfactive family where I least expected it. Here comes the interesting part: my disappointment with Tuscan came from its price and poor performance on my skin. I walked sadly seeing that TL stuck to my skin from the start. I lamented because its aroma was perfect. Did you see that I did not write about La Yuqawam? It is because everything I described about Tom Ford is identical in La Yuqawam; it contains all the good things that small bottle has, with the only difference that the raspberry feels a bit more. In the rest, it smells very similar, and for its price, it takes first place in my collection. In performance, it takes it by a long way; I have a batch from 2021 and it gives me ten hours, on clothes lasts days, and projects all the time. Do not doubt it, go for the Rasasi. Aroma: 10/10, the best I have known. Longevity: 10/10 (wordless, spectacular). Sillage: 10/10. The first and only 10 out of 10 perfume, God’s plan 🦉.
I must touch on essential points. It is in my top 5. 1. I do not recommend buying blind. Probably most people will not like it because it does not resemble any designer. I am not saying it does not smell good, but people are accustomed to common scents like Versace Eros, Sauvage, or Invictus. This is not for the masses. When I bought it, I had nothing to compare it to; it was a new scent that impressed me. No perfume resembled it, and that is why people are lost when smelling it; generally, they say it smells like an ashtray. 2. It is very versatile. I feel it is extremely elegant and for formal occasions. It works better at night and in cool weather. In heat, it would be heavy. Ideal for conferences, meetings, or a smart white shirt. In less formal situations, I imagine someone with a brown leather jacket and sunglasses. 3. My usage appreciation: I would not categorise it as sexy or friendly. It is a fragrance with a lot of character. It is entering a place and marking territory. It is for an alpha, a man with authority, confident in himself. It is not for someone introverted who wants to go unnoticed. 4. Longevity and projection: It is a beast. It goes two metres ahead and is not discreet. That is why it is for an alpha. Impressive longevity, more than eight hours. Definitely a complex, heavy scent, and if over-applied or you are in a small place, it can be overwhelming. Undoubtedly leather. Smoky, ashtray, animal, warm. Identical to Shuhrah at the beginning, but in its evolution, Shuhrah is fresher and aquatic. For me, a 10/10. I am waiting for the right moments to use it.
One of the best fragrances in my collection, if not the best; I have a decant of T.F Tuscan Leather and they resemble each other very much, perhaps the T.F is slightly better in material, but not by much, they are almost identical. However, the performance of Rasasi is incredible; perhaps it doesn’t have the best trail, but it lasts all day on my skin and I can still smell it on the following day. I love that fine cigar, pure Cuban cigar of good quality scent, and then a sweetness appears that I don’t know where it comes from because I don’t have a dog’s nose, but it is a delight. It is a spectacular fragrance. At first, I didn’t quite understand it because I only used designer scents; upon entering the niche world, I realised that spending on designer is almost giving money away. The niche world is a thousand times better; they give you what you pay for. I am not saying designer scents are bad, but many blatantly rip you off. Thanks to decants, I have bought a lot and am more convinced that niche is the best. Although I must say my favourite is designer.
In the opening, the raspberry dominates, that fruity touch. As hours pass, it leaves that aroma of dry leather which, in my opinion, is better than many designer scents. Compared with Velvet Oud, which has its qualities, the leather smells of higher quality in LaYuqawam. Velvet Oud reveals its smoky, amber, or woody touch at the end, but LaYuqawam gives a much more refined sensation. It is one of my favourites and I think it is worth every penny. As for longevity, I don’t understand the complaints about endurance; it lasts quite well. NOTE: do not fall into the stupidity of categorising any fragrance outside citrus or marine aromas (such as leather) as exclusive to winter. I live in a very hot place and it is by no means bothersome, unlike Gucci Guilty Absolute. To my taste, it is versatile in climate, but not in situation. Definitely for special moments or where you want to shine.
I love this perfume, but people smell something different to what I smell. I detect a sweet raspberry with a dry, bitter, and slightly sweet skin, very full-bodied. I also smell dry woody nuances, but I don’t smell the incense, which is what most people say they like. The projection is incredible for the first two hours; after that, it drops, and by six hours, it is skin scent. It smells amazing and I love the sensation. When the bottle is finished, I will buy more.
It is literally sticking your head into a leather portfolio with a kilo of raspberries. Low projection, but excellent longevity. Intimate and elegant. I recommend it highly.
It is true that the dry-down surpasses the opening; initially, it is a bit alcoholic and doesn’t allow you to enjoy those first few seconds (a pity, that’s when I enjoy it at 100%). The leather in the dry-down is exquisite, but on my skin, it doesn’t last as long as I would like. I don’t know how it performs in older batches; I have one from September 2021 and its longevity is standard or even below, projecting well for only the first hour. I have tried ADP Leather, TF Ombré Leather, and Montale Aoud Leather, and the last two resemble LaYuqawam, although AL on my skin has better projection and longevity and a brighter opening. Another similar one is Godolphin by PDM, but with superior quality. For the price, it is a very good perfume, although, like most leathers, it is not for everyone to buy blind.
Definitely leather isn’t my strong suit. I was looking for more raspberry, but I only detect it in the dry-down. The rest is high-quality leather, but that’s where it ends. A good perfume, ideal for collectors if Tom Ford isn’t quite in your budget… but for me, it just doesn’t work.
Out of all the fragrances I have smelled, this is in my top 3, it is simply fantastic. With 3 sprays I easily last 8 hours and counting; it is an uncommon scent and difficult to find on the street, an extraordinary combination of leather and raspberry. Edit: I feel obliged to add that with 3 sprays it lasted on my skin, yes on skin, more than 12 hours, a true beast mode.
If this is the best clone of Tuscan Leather, what will the original be like? What a richer fragrance, the combination of leather and raspberry is magnificent, I’ve never heard anything similar, it’s perfect for cold climates and night outings in this weather, I really loved it.
La Yuqawam Rasasi: I understand the resemblance to TF’s Ombré Leather, but there are differences, especially once dried. La Yuqawam is more welcoming; it’s not just leather and smoky woods, but the starring raspberry takes over the scene, embraces the leather and creates a delicious and striking olfactory romance. It’s a great difference that separates it from the original and takes it to a charming destination. From the opening to the dry down, it’s practically a copy of Ombré Leather, but once dried it’s something else: a poem of exotic woods and leather bathed in natural raspberry, like dew in a forest. Everything is beautiful, it definitely never fails. I use it for nightwear, fresh or cold climates, with fine and formal clothing. A fragrance to conquer. Note: if you are unsure between TF’s Ombré Leather or La Yuqawam, without hesitation I would go for the Rasasi one. Performance is satisfactory, not a beast. Scent: 10. Projection: 2 hours plus a bit. Duration: 6 to 8 hours on skin. Recommended.
Unusual performance: 48 hours on skin (even with showers), projection for 4-5 hours. It works incredibly well on my skin. Scent: the first 10 minutes are impossible, it smells like glue. When the raspberry emerges, it magically turns the glue into leather. Then it evolves better, changing the raspberry for amber and the leather for suede.
The Yukawam Pour Homme, inspired by Tuscan Leather (which I don’t know) and with an ‘economic’ version in Ombre Leather (which I do). They are very similar, perhaps less so in the first 15 minutes, but they equalise once dried. The leather is marked and rough, yet versatile; I even wear it to work. On my skin, the performance is acceptable and at the sixth hour it stays stuck, just like with Ombre Leather, I suppose it’s my pH. I am fascinated by leather accords, but for performance it’s not my favourite. For many compliments matter, and leather ones aren’t very friendly to women; my wife, the first time she smelled it, said: ‘What the hell is that??’ and she didn’t like it. Would I recommend it? Of course, it smells delicious, with few differences from Tom Ford and at a quarter of the price. If, like me, it doesn’t last as long, just spray it on liberally and you’re done.
More wearable and better than Tuscan Leather.
The opening is synthetic, but after 30 minutes it gives way to a delicious raspberry and elegant leather. It now resembles Tuscan Leather more than Ombre Leather once I’ve got to know it. It’s an inspiration that beats the original very closely. It lasts forever, although it doesn’t project as much.
Pity that the reformulation ruined everything. I hope it returns to what it used to be one day.
Absolutely delicious!
It’s Ombre Leather in style, but with a synthetic opening; after a while it takes shape and the quality-to-price ratio is top-notch.
Impressive scent. For those starting with perfumes, LY moves away from the usual sweet and fresh. It’s for making a statement. Its leather and tobacco blend reminds me of an old workshop, or shoe polish/petrol. I prefer its sibling Tobacco Blaze, which boosts the raspberry and balances better. Anyway, a fragrance that won’t leave you indifferent, and I feel it’s a great step forward in my olfactory journey. Recommended.
One of my favourites. Special scent, woody, uncommon, smoky, sweet and dry, like perfumed talcum powder. I think it’s an exquisite blend, rare but rich and sweet. Also, the bottle is beautiful with its engraved wooden cap. I love it.
Be careful! At first, it might smell like vomit, don’t be alarmed, it’s just the first impression. Then it changes for the better. It smells great with that blend of accords. Use it on cool days, not in the heat. Good longevity on skin and clothes until you wash them. Do not use it on white clothing.
Opening dominated by leather, mixed with sweet and fruity raspberry. It builds up significantly towards the end, with fleeting touches of saffron and spiced thyme. In the heart, leather and raspberry dominate with smoky and incense accords giving a dark, ash-like touch. Over time, the raspberry recedes and amber appears in the dry-down, sweeter, while suede adds an animal character that complements the leather. Yes, it’s identical to Tuscan Leather, two drops of water. But the original has better quality and exclusivity ingredients from the first spray.
Excellent quality scent. The dry-down highlights fruits and flowers with leather in the background. I recommend it and will repurchase. Performance is very good.
Very masculine fragrance, medium trail, and lasts about six hours. It opens with raspberry and evolves into a leather bomb that makes a difference. I imagine smelling a leather jacket. Ideal for cold weather, day or night. Perfect for nights out with friends or business dates. Quality ingredients, nothing synthetic.
Let’s see… WTF. What is this? It’s a carbon copy of Tuscan Leather. On my skin, it smells like clean, polished, expensive, sexy, and exclusive leather. I’d wear it daily if not for the heat, but if it’s raining or cool, use it without fear. My wife hates Tom Ford perfumes, saying they ‘stink’, but she loved this one and even picked out the raspberry. If you like leather, it’s a masterpiece. If not, it smells like new shoes with soap, flowers, and talcum powder. 10/10.
Like most, it’s raspberry and leather. On my skin, the raspberry comes out strong and then fades, leaving the leather as the star. I haven’t tried Tuscan Leather, but Ombre Leather has its own character. Good longevity and projection; one of my favourites for cold weather.
Highly recommended, but test it first. It’s very close to Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather, though not identical. Rasasi has good craftsmanship, but it hits harder with a sharper raspberry and a less subtle leather than Ford’s. Is it worth spending more on the original? For me, yes, for the quality. But if you want to enjoy the scent and have others like it, this one does the job perfectly and is worth every euro. Projection and longevity are great, well-executed leather, and elegant without losing sensuality.
Interesting but risky. If you’re not a leather fan, run: it’s pure leather with a hint of raspberry. It smells like a new jacket or freshly made shoes. The opening is sweet, but the leather takes over. Be careful with the sprays; it can overwhelm your senses quickly, though the longevity and projection are top-notch.
My go-to fragrance for the coldest part of winter. I haven’t tried the TF version it’s inspired by, but there’s undoubtedly an astonishing aromatic quality. A subtly fruity, pitchy leather with outstanding performance. One of the best in Arab perfumery.
Leather and raspberry notes take centre stage for my nose throughout the entire cycle. However, I feel the suede takes the edge off the leather’s characteristic pitchy scent, lending a subtlety that eventually closes in slightly with the incense, almost imperceptible but important for the evolution. The floral notes blend well with the raspberry’s sweetness without being overwhelming (obviously on cold days). Lasting power is brutal and projection is excellent. You’ll want the cold to arrive so you can wear this little gem.
Very good, if you like leather. In my opinion, it could use more fruit to make it kinder. Performance: average, not bad but not a beast either; I stop smelling it quite quickly. I wouldn’t repurchase.
I tried it on Saturday at a perfumery and was struck by how similar the opening is to a national Argentine brand. If you live in Argentina, give Le Tanneur a go (it costs less than 30 lucas) and you won’t regret it. It offers a predominant leather opening that sweetens over time. Personally, I found them VERY similar. Also, I’ve had the Le Tanneur bottle for a year now and its performance is impressive. That said: I mainly wear it at night in cold weather.
For lovers of TF Tuscan Leather seeking Arab alternatives with great performance… this is the right choice. Leather and raspberry take centre stage throughout the entire duration. It’s usually a hit, so you’ll receive plenty of compliments. It has excellent performance and, although I wear it occasionally throughout the year, I recommend it more for cold seasons where its performance is superior. It can cause olfactory fatigue; that is, you stop smelling it yourself, but others will still notice… so it’s not that it doesn’t perform, your sense of smell just needs a break.
One of the few Arabic perfumes that delivers on longevity, projection and quality, especially quality. It is expensive among orientals, but is a good price compared to designer perfumes. They say it is ideal for winter, I use it all year round and I love it. I adore its leather, suede, incense and raspberry scent. If Tuscan Leather is the original book, La Yuqawam is the best adapted screenplay. Cheers, lovely people.
It is an excellent Arabic perfume, very elegant. Its longevity exceeds eight hours, ideal for cold weather. The scent is similar to Ombrè Leather (leather and flowers) but with a fruity touch of raspberry, more robust. It is not recommended to buy blind.
Excellent perfume, opening of leather, raspberry and suede… excellent!
If you know Tuscan Leather by Tom Ford, you will realise this is an almost exact clone, just more fruity. If you have some experience with fragrances, this is for you, considering it costs a fraction of what you would pay for the original. It is the type of fragrance that denotes great character and I do not recommend it for casual use; for that, you need to dress formally. It is that perfume you need and don’t realise it: clean leather, fruity, very well crafted, elegant and sophisticated. It is totally worth it.
November 2023 batch. This is my second bottle, purchased years after the first, which was an absolute beast and lasted me nearly three winters. It was my first encounter with an Arabic leather scent. When it ran out, seeing the hype and rumours of a reformulation, I decided against paying Tom Ford prices and tried Toscano Leather by Maison Alhambra, which didn’t quite convince me. Later, after sampling a decant of Ombrè Leather, I tried Amber & Leather (also by Maison Alhambra); despite its ridiculous price and months of airing, it seemed horrible and I gifted it away. Encouraged by good reviews and trust in the brand, I tried Rare Carbon by Afnan for my modest leather collection, and it didn’t work for me either. Amidst these disappointments, I discovered Zara’s LTH/01 STILL L.E.A.T.H.E.R., which smelled like Tuscan Leather diluted in water: almost identical but with abysmal longevity. I loved it (in Spain, 100ml cost €16), but as always happens with Zara (eternal hatred for their discontinuations), it only stayed on the market for a few months. Here is the starting point: this second bottle of La Yuqawam, years later. Has the price dropped? Yes, it was once expensive but is now “a bargain” (I picked it up for €40 in online sales, having seen it around €45). Reformulated? Yes, undoubtedly. It is no longer a beast, nor does it project or last as before. However, a note must be made: its launch was softened for the better. The leather is more amiable and the raspberry less acidic, sweeter. It is more wearable, closer to Ombrè Leather, with personality in spades and extremely high quality, outperforming the average. I noticed it was different, perhaps not worse (though it no longer has that exaggerated performance). Despite my fears, I am delighted to return to La Yuqawam: the best leather I can afford and, even today, one of the best in terms of quality for the price. Scent: 8.5. Quality extremely high if you like leather (if not, steer clear). Projection: 7. Longevity: 8. PD: The presentation is marvellous, but I always thought that instead of a magnetic box, wouldn’t a magnetic cap be better?