Roohy Tehbak by Rasasi
Women
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Description
Roohy Tehbak by Rasasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. The top notes are lily, gardenia, orange, and mandarin; the heart notes are peach, pepper, frankincense, and labdanum; the base notes are patchouli, amber, and sandalwood.
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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Time of day
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About Roohy Tehbak
Roohy Tehbak by Rasasi is an oriental floral fragrance for women. The top notes are lily, gardenia, orange, and mandarin; the heart notes are peach, pepper, frankincense, and labdanum; the base notes are patchouli, amber, and sandalwood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
119 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
50 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Chispilla81
Beautiful for spring or autumn with cool temperatures. I see it as daily wear but slightly elegant. My only downside is that on me, the projection lasts about an hour and a half, and longevity tops out at 4-5 hours, though it lasts longer on clothes. The scent starts floral with lily and gardenia, citrusy; as it dries down, peach appears, slightly smoked by the frankincense, spicy from the pepper, and sweetened by patchouli with a woody sandalwood base. Imagine a bouquet of gardenias and lilies with pieces of peach, smoked pepper, and patchouli leaves over sandalwood. I’d give this to E.T.’s mom: classic yet modern, evoking the 80s—a dynamic woman, a mother, delicate and classy. It’s floral, slightly fruity from the peach, spicy and sweet from the patchouli. It might remind you of Opium, but it’s easier to wear since this lacks the tobacco note that sets them apart.
Chispilla81
A gorgeous perfume for spring or autumn, perfect when the weather gets crisp. I wear it daily but with an elegant touch. My only gripe is that on my skin it projects for about an hour and a half and lasts a maximum of 4-5 hours, though it lingers longer on clothes. The scent is floral, like fresh lilies and gardenia with a citrus hint. As it dries down, you get slightly smoked peach from the incense, a peppery kick that sweetens with patchouli and woody sandalwood. Imagine a bouquet of gardenias and lilies with chunks of peach, a touch of smoked pepper, and patchouli leaves over sandalwood. If it had a face, it’d be Eliot’s mom from E.T.: classic yet modern, evoking the 80s—a dynamic, classy, delicate mother. It’s floral with a fruity twist from the peach, spicy and sweet from the patchouli. It’s very similar to Belle d’Opium, but easier to wear since this one lacks the tobacco note that sets them apart.
Crisindian
I’m the first to review this. It’s authentically delicious. From what I’ve read about the English version, it’s very similar to Belle d’Opium, which I don’t know, but this smells amazing—it’s classy and when it seems to fade, it comes back in waves. I can detect the lily, patchouli, and incense without it being overwhelming; it’s very balanced. Honestly, for the price, it’s one of the best I’ve found this year; these Arab perfumes always surprise me for the better. It’s my first Rasasi, but I’m hoping to try more.
Crisindian
First to review: genuinely delicious. From what I’ve read in English, it’s very close to Belle D’Opium, though I don’t own that one; this smells amazing, classy, and keeps coming back in waves. You can detect lily, patchouli, and frankincense without it being overwhelming—very balanced. For the price, it’s one of the best I’ve found this year; these Middle Eastern perfumes always surprise me for the better. This is my first Rasasi, but I’m excited to try more.