Delina vs Fattan
Parfums de Marly vs Rasasi
Delina pairs lychee and tart rhubarb with Damascena rose, nutmeg and a musky woody base. Rasasi Fattan Pour Femme pairs citrus and spices with jasmine, vanilla and musk. Compare fruity rose with a spiced floral-and-vanilla direction.
| Delina | Fattan | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Parfums de Marly | Rasasi |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | feminine | feminine |
| Top Notes | bergamot, lychee, rhubarb | — |
| Heart Notes | damascena rose, nutmeg | — |
| Base Notes | cashmeran, musk, vetiver | — |
| Notes | — | citrus, spices, jasmine, vanilla, musk |
| Best Seasons | spring, fall, winter | spring, fall, winter |
Shared Notes (1)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What People Say
Parfums de Marly Delina
One wearer loves its bright rose and tart rhubarb without finding the sweetness sickly.
Another wearer enjoys its fresh rose opening and sweeter drydown.
One wearer finds it too sour and rose-heavy.
Another owner finds it sharp and rarely reaches for the bottle.
Rasasi Fattan
One wearer keeps reaching for its fresh, spicy floral scent.
Another wearer enjoys its smooth, warm woods and lightly salted vanilla impression.
One buyer and their partner dislike its powdery, synthetic peach-like scent.
The Verdict
Start with Delina if you want rose, lychee and tart rhubarb. Start with Fattan Pour Femme if citrus, jasmine and warm vanilla appeal. One Delina wearer loves the bright rose and rhubarb, while another finds it too sour. A Fattan wearer enjoys its fresh, spicy florals, while one buying household dislikes a powdery peach-like impression. Try both on skin and compare their drydowns.
Parfums de Marly Delina
Rasasi Fattan