Pashay by Raymond Matts bottle
Raymond Matts

Pashay

4.3/5 · 9 votes Unisex 2014
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity4.4/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day100
Night60
Summer100
Spring80
Fall40
Winter20
Our take

Pashay opens with a bright, juicy pear that feels clean rather than sugary, supported by a brisk citrus lift that keeps the entrance light. The heart moves quickly into narcissus, which brings a yellow floral richness that is tempered by the savory, slightly bitter presence of olive. Seaweed adds a damp, saline edge that prevents the florals from becoming too soft. This is not a sweet composition. It stays aromatic and green, with a natural, slightly herbal texture that feels composed rather than synthetic. The base introduces sandalwood and guaiac wood, which provide a dry, polished foundation. Leather appears here as a smooth, refined accent rather than a heavy animalic note, tying the fresh top to the woody finish without overwhelming the marine elements that came before.

The overall impression is crisp and sophisticated, balancing aquatic freshness with an earthy, woody depth. It works beautifully for someone who enjoys green florals but wants a structure that feels modern and grounded. It fits a morning walk through a garden after rain, or a bright afternoon spent near open water when the air is warm but not heavy. The savory olive and saline seaweed make it distinctive among fresher scents, offering a refined alternative to standard citrus aromatics. Wear it when you want something that feels both natural and polished, a choice for days that call for clarity and composure rather than bold statements.

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