Randa by ALREHAB PERFUMES
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About Randa
Randa by ALREHAB PERFUMES is an oriental floral fragrance for women.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Strong
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Leading answer Excellent value
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Gemojai
It smells of jasmine with resins and an animalic touch that truly captivates. I applied it to my neck once, and three men and a woman asked for it (she left me breathless).
charlotinable
I was gifted a small tube, and it’s pure Balenciaga Rumba. I’m not sure how long it lasts or if it’s a top note, but it’s perfect for keeping in my pocket to reapply whenever I need a touch-up of the original.
Taurien
This 6ml roll-on isn’t for the timid; it’s for confident, daring women, especially at night. It smells of the eighties, powerful and personal: rose and saffron with a sweet amber and incense, like a classic quality soap. If you love vintage, you won’t regret it. Scent, longevity and sillage 8/10, value for money 10/10, versatility 7/10, and packaging 2/10. Would I buy it again? Yes.
Anfítrite
I had a 6ml roll-on of Randa, a blatant copy of Balenciaga’s Rumba, right down to the red and black box. Today I applied them to each wrist to compare. Randa is well-made; I laugh that the notes are different yet they smell identical at first. They share that heart of wax and sweet floral incense. Rumba is more complex, while Randa is simple, monolithic, and synthetic. To me, it doesn’t smell of rose, perhaps daisies or carnation, but definitely saffron. It’s very warm, suitable only for winter or cool nights. Imagine dim scented candles, floral incense, and plenty of honey that, once dried, smells like chewing gum or caramel. It’s not for everyone, but it’s worth it for the ridiculous price. I ordered oils from Al-Rehab, and while some smell better than the expensive ones, this is a hook.