Boruzz Lamaat Musk Tabriz 
Rasasi (2015)

Though unisex, this, even with its emphasis on passionfruit, is a bit more masculine than its counterpart in the musk line, Jazeebiyat. Whereas Jazeebiyat has a medley of fruit, black currant is the emphasis there, the opening is dominated by tuberose which is a bit heady.

That being said, the passionfruit does give it a fresh zingy appeal - if still somewhat feminine-leaning, though the rest of the composition balances it out with a number of similar notes in the latter stages as Jezeebiyat making them more or less "cousins."

If this were an aura, "orange" would come to mind where the Jazeebiyat feels half white/half purple. Both end in a creamy base of amber, musk, vanilla and oud, but the top (and to some extent, heart) notes hanging throughout the entirety of these two fragrances are what sets them apart. Longevity and projection are both very good to excellent as both are very potent fragrances. Like Jazeebiyat, this is perfectly suitable for year-round wear though summer probably a little less so (go easy on it.)