Itr by Rasasi
Posted on September 29, 2009
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The Boss got this bottle of cologne by a company called Rasasi as a gift a while back. It’s called “itr” (say: e-thur) which translates to “scent” in Arabic. This stuff is hugely popular in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa, and it’s a type of natural perfume that is extracted from flowers, herbs spices, or barks. It’s usually sold in tiny ornate bottles, and because its ingredients are natural, and about 20 to 50 percent concentrated, you only need a tiny little drop, or spray. I’m not sure what this specific scent is called, but you check out their Web site for more information.
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I love these types of fragrances. I wish this was available in the states. They don’t show it on their website.
On our honeymoon to Dubai My Boss got me Arba Wardat by Rasasi. It smells sooooo goood!