Heres by Naso Di Raza

Heres by Naso Di Raza: Luca Maffei’s New Spicy Unisex Scent

Heres is the latest fragrance from Naso Di Raza, launched in 2026. Created by perfumer Luca Maffei, it is designed for both women and men, sitting in a fragrance family that balances warmth, freshness, and woody depth. The result is a rich, contrasting composition with real personality.

The opening pairs saffron and incense with lime, yuzu, and pineapple. The heart blends pink pepper, jasmine, and blackcurrant, while the base rests on labdanum, oakmoss, leather, amber, and pine.

From the very first spray, Heres plays with contrast: the bright citrus lift of lime and yuzu meets the resinous warmth of incense and saffron. Pineapple adds a juicy, fruity softness that rounds out the top and keeps the opening from feeling too sharp.

In the heart, pink pepper brings a gentle aromatic spice, jasmine gives an elegant floral touch, and blackcurrant adds a tangy, slightly green freshness. The combination is vibrant, balanced between spicy, floral, and bright.

The base is where Heres finds its depth. Leather is supported by labdanum, amber, and oakmoss, creating a warm, persistent trail. Pine reinforces the woody-green character, adding an almost balsamic, outdoorsy feel that lingers on the skin.

Across its evolution, the fragrance moves through amber, woody, citrus, aromatic, sweet, fruity, soft spicy, leather, and green accords. It is complex but never cluttered, with a clear progression and a confident presence.

Naso Di Raza and Luca Maffei have created a versatile release that works for formal settings as well as everyday wear. Its unisex nature lets the scent interact differently with each wearer while maintaining a strong identity.

This fragrance will appeal to anyone who enjoys spicy, woody, and resinous perfumes with an initial burst of freshness. It is also a great pick for fans of layered unisex scents with noticeable sillage.

Heres is an impressive debut: well-built, substantial, and long-lasting. The perfect early rating makes sense—this is a scent worth discovering before word gets around.