Chastity Woman vs Black Opium
Rasasi vs Yves Saint Laurent
Chastity Woman follows green and watery notes into white flowers and musk. Original Black Opium EDP combines white flowers with vanilla and coffee.
| Chastity Woman | Black Opium | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Rasasi | Yves Saint Laurent |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | feminine | feminine |
| Top Notes | green notes, water notes | — |
| Heart Notes | jasmine, African orange flower, rose | — |
| Base Notes | musk | — |
| Notes | — | coffee, white flowers, vanilla |
| Best Seasons | spring, summer | fall, winter |
What People Say
Rasasi Chastity Woman
One wearer enjoys the soft, soapy floral character with a subtle citrus impression.
Another owner describes a calm, jasmine-led scent.
That jasmine-focused owner finds its staying power disappointing.
A different owner eventually finds the soapy character overwhelmingly strong in summer.
Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium
One wearer explicitly prefers the original EDP for its vanilla-and-coffee character.
Another original-version owner describes a fruity, dark-latte impression.
One sampler finds the normal edition mostly white floral and wants a more noticeable coffee note.
The Verdict
Choose Chastity Woman for a fresh floral aquatic with a musky finish. Choose Black Opium for sweet vanilla, white flowers and a coffee accent. The deciding preference is fresh watery flowers or a sweeter coffee-floral scent.
Rasasi Chastity Woman
Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium