Queen Fatme by Rasasi
Women 2026
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Description
Queen Fatme Rasasi (2026): A Floral-Fruity Surprise Rasasi’s new Queen Fatme is a women’s fragrance that joins the Floral Fruity olfactive family. It was launched in 2026, and it’s already sparking conversation among perfume lovers. With a blend of osmanthus, rose, jasmine, and peach, this scent aims to balance freshness and depth. Queen Fatme opens with a luminous bouquet: osmanthus,…
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
36 votes
What do you think?
Tied for the lead Like it / Neutral
7 votes
Season
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Time of day
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About Queen Fatme
Queen Fatme Rasasi (2026): A Floral-Fruity Surprise
Rasasi’s new Queen Fatme is a women’s fragrance that joins the Floral Fruity olfactive family. It was launched in 2026, and it’s already sparking conversation among perfume lovers.
With a blend of osmanthus, rose, jasmine, and peach, this scent aims to balance freshness and depth.
Queen Fatme opens with a luminous bouquet: osmanthus, rose, spikenard, and jasmine. The heart introduces narcissus, cedar, geranium, jasmine, and peach, while the base rests on ambergris, vetiver, musk, and lactones.
The accords highlight its floral and rosy core, with woody, aromatic, fruity, and amber undertones. Touches of yellow and white florals, green nuances, and a subtle animalic streak add complexity.
Rasasi is known for rich, oriental-style compositions, and Queen Fatme continues that tradition with a fresh twist. The peach and osmanthus give it a slightly syrupy fruitiness, while cedar and vetiver keep it grounded.
Initial community ratings place it at 3.14 out of 5 based on 7 votes. That suggests a mixed reception—some may find it bold, while others appreciate its intricate layers. It’s still early days for this 2026 launch.
This fragrance works well for evening wear and cooler days, but its fruity sparkle can also brighten a spring afternoon. It’s versatile enough for the office if applied lightly.
Women who love floral-fruity scents with a woody, musky base. Anyone who enjoys osmanthus, rose, and jasmine, and doesn’t shy away from a hint of animalic warmth.
Queen Fatme is a promising addition to Rasasi’s lineup. It may not please everyone, but for those who appreciate layered florals with a fruity edge, it’s definitely worth discovering.
Flowers White flowers Woods and mosses Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Tied for the lead Fleeting / Moderate / Very long-lasting
3 votes
Sillage
Tied for the lead Moderate / Room-filling
2 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
2 votes
Value perception
Tied for the lead Good value / Excellent value
2 votes
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