Fattan pour Homme Rasasi

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Fattan pour Homme is a popular perfume by Rasasi for men. The release year is unknown. The scent is woody-earthy. The longevity is above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.

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Scent

8.5 (31 Ratings)

Longevity

8.4 (31 Ratings)

Sillage

7.8 (31 Ratings)

Bottle

7.4 (33 Ratings)

Submitted by Irini, last update on 13.07.2019

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06/14/2019

5.0 8.0 9.0 9.5/10

MrHonest
53 Reviews

MrHonest

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Shockingly good.

It's a shame this one is no longer as widely available as some of the other offerings from Rasasi, because it's one of those fragrance clones that just blows my mind.

In short, it's an utterly fantastic copy of Terre d'Hermes Parfum - the best one I've smelled yet - that boasts better projection and longevity than the original. Really, the only criticisms I have are the cheap plastic bottle (box and atomizer are really good) and the fact that you can only get it in 50 mL. The opening is a bit chemically as well; but after it settles down, it goes straight into a strong, linear, orangey grapefruit-vetiver with a dash of spice in the mix.

And just like in TdH, the characteristic pepper-flintstone combination is definitely there, to give it a nice 'dirty' touch that vaguely resembles cumin on my skin. When blended properly with cedar, as it is in this one, the spiciness combines with the natural skin oils to produce that irrisistible iso-e super vibe that drives people wild.

In fact, if someone were to offer me a full bottle of TdH Parfum or a full bottle of Fattan, I'd easily take the Hermes bottle, sell it, and buy 3 or 4 bottles of this stuff with the proceeds. It's just that good. Better than the original even - given the price/performance ratio.

Unfortunately, with the rather poor availability nowadays, the price has begun to steadily inflate. So if you're looking to pick it up, better do it quick. At most, you should be looking at 1/4 to 1/3 the price of TdH Parfum, but honestly, even at 1/2 I'd still be tempted. There just aren't that many clones out there that outshine their original counterparts. IMO, Fattan just happens to be one of them.

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01/19/2019

9.0 8.0 9.0 9.0/10

Camey5000
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Camey5000

Helpful Review 4

...Hornberger Shooting

In the battle announcement no powder is mentioned .

Let's settle for rose geranium, grapefruit and orange. Also with petchouli and pepper. Maybe we'll find some vetiver or cedar in the aftertaste.

Let's go into battle. Tough at the border. Because the ingredients mentioned are not available. Just mutations.

Let's go. Let's go
Already in the first minutes the air fills a citric green turmoil. A light orange is thrown into the field, supported by rich grapefruit and a pinch of bitter almond, already captured in filibushy times.

Rosengeranie and Patchouli are added to the first negotiation and a strong pepper strongly supports the demands.

Soon we take a look at a small field of herbs, but in the further course the patchouli has to give way and we encounter a trace of rhubarb and green apple.

Now we use the pepper more strongly until it almost makes you want to eat it; use some sauerkraut, creep through low rhubarb and vetiver, hide in the light sandal and cover ourselves with a light veil of tender vanilla and very, very tender cinnamon...

...and are getting flatter.

We can stay 6 to 8 hours, hoping that Terre des Hommes can help us to clear up the matter; but both are probably from the same vial.

I give up with an invisible leaf of white rose.

So it was with the Hornberger shooting.

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07/19/2018

8.0 8.0 8.0 9.0/10

Carlitos01
232 Reviews

Carlitos01

Very helpful Review 5

"Terre de Rasasi" parfum pour homme

In the "Urban English" dictionary, "Fattan" stands for an "awesome person". This name fits Rasasi Fattan very well, as this perfume is nothing less than an awesome perfume for awesome people!

This is a deep and earthy fragrancel. You have to open the nostrils to get the full effect of this magnific notes blending. A quick or a shallow whiff will not do it the correct justice. This is what a man should smell like: fresh, clean, slightly bitter, earthy, slightly spicy, sophisticated, classy, serious, grown up, mature, and masculine.
It's a classical versatile fragrance, but in an extraordinary good way! in summary it's a very elegant "gentleman" cologne with an overall feeling of even balance, smartness and sophistication.

The fragrance general scent is very natural, too natural maybe when you expect some synthetic odors. It might be made with synthetic ingredients too, but it really stands out as something pure and clean; actually clean and dirty at the same time.
It opens with citrus notes - grapefruit and bergamot done at their best - and some pink pepper. The grapefruit note must be of great quality in this perfume, and making way to a citrusy patchouli later evolution.
With the heart notes I pick the mentioned patchouli and a combo of cedar, vetiver and flowers. The transition to the earthy, soily and warm heart, is smooth as a gentle breeze.
The bottom notes suggest me a very balsamic amber and benzoin darkened by oakmoss. Its dry down is pure pleasure.
Fattan is perfect for all seasons. Due to its opening freshy notes it's quite adequated for warm days. It handles the colder weather with a dry down balanced by the slightly sweeter, resinous, vetiver and mossy scents.
Think of an almost dirty, bitter, grapefruit rind citrus mixed with woods, fougéres and spices. It's not openly sweet, which is rare for a citrus scent. It lasts a long time and it can be worn at in all seasons. My amazement with this fragrance, besides its incredible scent, is to be a citrus cologne proper for Autumn and Winter. Most citrus scents are relegated to warm weather but this one is actually nicer with cooler temperatures.
Its good performance will help you fight a colder early Spring, a windy Fall or a sunny Winter day. In my opinion Fattan works the best during Fall and Spring, sun setting and sun down scenarios, late evenings and maybe with a chilly touch of wind.
Even if you consider this perfume as a semi fresh citrus based fragrance, you still get a great performance with 8 hours+ longevity, 6 feet+ sillage and 2.0 hours of solid projection. Surrounding people will notice you for sure! The woodsy notes and the natural dark and dirty citrus peel note gives you a brilliant background that makes you smell distinguished and feel happy, comfortable and elegant all day and night.

Altough I have not been able to unveil any technical informations, Fattam seems to have an EDP concentration as "Eau de Parfum" is written in the simple cardboard box. Most of the words are written in Arabic and, as such, are an enigma to me.
After searching for different sources of information (nothing is mentioned in the Rasasi site) I decided to elect the following notes as the correct ones:
Head notes - Pink Pepper, Grapefruit and Bergamot
Heart notes - Patchouli, Cedar Wood, Lily Of The Valley and Vetiver
Base notes - Benzoin, Oakmoss and Amber

Let's see if the math scoring is kind to Fattan:
Scent Opening: 9.50 (my judgement)
Scent Dry Down: 9.0 (my judgement)
Longevity: 8.0 (3 good sprays may last 8+ hours)
Sillage: 8.0 (6 feet at its peak with just 3 sprays and 2 hours strong projection)
Uniqueness: 7.0 (its enormous similarity with Terre d'Hermés Parfum is more than obvious, with the sole exception of the price, flask and juice colour; it beats by a fair margin other "look alikes" as Red Vetyver, Derby Club House Belmont, Terre d'Hermes EDT, Citrus & Wood, Cuir Vetiver, ...)
Wearability: 9.5 (Just avoid deserts, tundras and jungles)
Versatility: 9.5 ("all around" versatile fragrance)
Compliments: 9.0 (This fragrance is almost a compliment magnet)
Quality: 9.0 (Well above average quality, quality ingredients, nice flask, nice sprayer)
Presentation: 8.0 (no faults, simple but elegant)
Price: 10.0 (50 ml non tester with the €15 pricetag at a major net dealer; for such an amazing fragrance as this one, 15 Euros it's a bargain)

Overall rating: 8.76/10.00
- between 7 and 8 =above average;
- between 8 and 9 = recomended;
- bigger than 9 = don't miss it;
Advice: This hidden gem holds an amazing value in itself. If you are looking for a very alluring, compliments magnet, super versatile, all weather fragrance and with a fantastic price, I don't remember any as good as this one. It only misses a designer name from Paris or Milan and a Lalique flask. It's quite curious that its lowest rating is the "Uniqueness" feature which may well be unworthily seen as its major sales benefit. DON'T MISS IT!

I would like to thank Parfumo's colleague TERENTE for making me discover this fantastic "Parfum".