Rabiha vs Masha

Shared character

Both Rabiha and Masha feature a combination of bergamot, grapefruit, pink pepper, cardamom, oakmoss, patchouli, ambergris, and white musk. They share citrus, woody, aromatic, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Rabiha includes cashmere wood and incense, resulting in earthy, amber, balsamic, and musky accords. Masha contains a wide variety of additional notes including jasmine, rose, lemon, mint, magnolia, cedarwood, sandalwood, ciste labdanum, vanilla, iris, vetiver, leather, nutmeg, artemisia, galbanum, clary sage, cinnamon, peach, tonka bean, lily of the valley, plum, oud, lavender, birch, apple, pineapple, black pepper, raspberry, coffee, lime, clove, civet, strawberry, castoreum, orange, frankincense, mugwort, birch leaf, wine lees, and big strawberry. These components contribute fruity, leather, sweet, and smoky accords to Masha.

Who each suits

Rabiha suits those who prefer earthy, balsamic, and musky profiles. Masha suits those who prefer sweet, fruity, smoky, and leather profiles.