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About Tasneem

Blackcurrant stands out among the top notes of Tasneem. Blackcurrant, or cassis, is the bud of the blackcurrant plant, steam-distilled to yield an essential oil with a sharp, green, almost cat-like tartness alongside a dark berry sweetness. In perfumery it is prized for its ability to add brightness and contrast, lifting both citrus and floral compositions. Here it shares the opening with lemon, orange and grapes, all of which contribute juicy, zesty sweetness, but blackcurrant gives the blend a distinctive green edge that prevents it from reading as simply fruity.

The heart and base extend this fruitiness with apple, raspberry, pineapple and an aquatic note, before settling into cedarwood, drywood, patchouli and sandalwood. Apple and raspberry reinforce the orchard-fruit character, while pineapple adds a tropical sharpness. The aquatic note, a modern synthetic accord, brings a clean, ozonic freshness that can evoke water, sea air or rain-washed stone. The woods in the base, cedarwood and sandalwood, are dry and milky respectively, while patchouli adds an earthy, slightly camphoraceous depth. Drywood, as a note, suggests a dry, splintery quality that enhances the overall woody backbone without adding sweetness or resin.

The mood is one of fresh, fruity brightness balanced by a grounded woody finish. Tasneem could suit daytime wear, warmer months or moments when a clean, approachable scent feels right. The composition does not rely on heavy florals, spices or resins, instead keeping the focus on fruit and wood. It belongs to the woody family, which here means wood notes provide the structural foundation while fruit supplies the character.

Written by the ScentRadar editors from the facts the brand gives and the listed notes.