Pride
Fragrance notes
Character
Pride by Rasasi leans heavily into its sweet accords, and that intensity is the first thing to address. The honey and amber combination creates a thick, sugary presence that can feel overwhelming in warm weather. This is not a subtle composition, and wearers who prefer airy or restrained scents will likely find it too dense. The sweetness dominates the experience from the start, leaving little room for the other elements to breathe on their own.
The opening features mandarin orange and peach, which provide a bright, fruity introduction. These notes quickly give way to the heart of tobacco and honey. The tobacco adds a deep, slightly earthy quality, but the honey remains the star, pushing the fragrance into gourmand territory. As it settles, the base of amber and moss emerges. The amber reinforces the warm, resinous sweetness, while the moss introduces a damp, green earthiness that grounds the blend.
This mossy facet prevents the scent from becoming purely a sugar syrup, though the sweet profile stays dominant throughout. The powdery and floral accords add a soft, slightly vintage texture to the background. It suits cooler evenings when the heavy notes feel more appropriate. Those who dislike sticky, honeyed fragrances should avoid it. The composition closes on a persistent note of amber.
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