How does Rayhaan Pacific Aura smell?
Rayhaan Pacific Aura has a long top list: citron, mint, orange, lemon, black currant and coriander. Most of these are bright citrus or herbal, and black currant adds a tart, slightly musky fruitiness, while coriander gives a spicy, fresh edge. The heart brings apricot, basil, carrot seeds and May rose, a mix of soft fruit, green herb, earthy root and petals.
Fig, dates and ambrette lie underneath. Fig is green and creamy, dates are sticky and sweet, and ambrette is musky and slightly nutty. The scent therefore moves from a lively citrus-herb burst, through a green-fruity middle, to a soft and sweet fruit base.
Who is Rayhaan Pacific Aura for?
The shop tags Pacific Aura for spring and summer, and for daily, sport and work, and it is listed as unisex. With so many fresh citrus and herb notes at the start, it suits someone who likes a lively scent that settles into a mellow, fruit-and-ambrette close.
Rayhaan Pacific Aura: size and bottle
Rayhaan Pacific Aura comes in a 100 ml (3.4 fl oz) bottle.
Rayhaan Pacific Aura compared with its closest siblings
Rayhaan Obsidian would be the next step if you like orange, rose and ambrette in Pacific Aura: it brings iris, leather, sandalwood and oud instead of citron, mint, lemon and black currant.
Rayhaan Pacific Aloha and Pacific Aura meet in orange and lemon. After that the first lists mandarin, watermelon, coconut and amberwood, the second citron, mint, black currant and coriander.
With Rayhaan Pretty in Pink the common ground is blackcurrant and rose. From there it turns to freesia, vanilla, patchouli and ambroxan, while Pacific Aura has citron, mint, orange and lemon.
Where to buy Rayhaan Pacific Aura in Europe
FragranceGems, an independent reseller of Rayhaan, ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Its Rayhaan page shows the scents it has, with prices and availability; this guide shows neither.
View Pacific Aura at FragranceGemsNo price or stock on this page. The shop's product page shows both.
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