Raspberry Musk by Ibraheem AlQurashi bottle
Ibraheem AlQurashi

Raspberry Musk

3.9/5 · 13 votes Unisex 2016
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.1/5
Sillage2.2/5
Day100
Night33
Spring100
Summer100
Fall50
Winter50
Our take

Raspberry Musk opens with a bright raspberry note that feels immediate and tart. The iris sits beside it, adding a soft, powdery edge that keeps the fruit from feeling loud. Vanilla enters soon after, smoothing the texture and pulling the red berries into a rounder shape. The musk at the base is clean and close, giving the blend a gentle finish that stays near the skin. It reads as sweet rather than heavy, with a powdery surface that feels neat and composed. The violet accord adds a faint floral touch that deepens the color of the fruit without changing its direction. There is an earthy trace underneath, subtle enough to keep the sweetness from becoming flat. The overall impression is fruity and polished, with a clear line from the first spray to the drydown.

This fragrance suits a bright morning walk through a city market when the air feels warm and clear. It works for someone who enjoys fruit paired with powder and a soft floral backdrop. People who prefer dark, resinous compositions or sharp citrus should look elsewhere, as this stays in a lighter, sweeter register. The vanilla and berries create a friendly mood that fits casual settings and relaxed plans. It feels approachable and modern, with a clean musk that ties the notes together. The iris and violet give it a refined touch that keeps it from leaning too juvenile. The scent settles into a gentle rhythm that feels easy to wear across a simple day. Sunlight catches the red fruit on a white stone table beside a glass of cold water.

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